UK - 2 Sisters Food Group, a privately owned food manufacturing company, has announced a major investment into its Scottish Coupar Angus plant following funding from the Government-backed Food Processing Marketing and Co-operation Grant Scheme. According to the company, the investment secures long-term future for key 2 Sisters site with quality Scottish chicken for UK…
UK - 2 Sisters Food Group, a frozen retail poultry company, has announced that Richard Pike, Group CFO, has decided to leave the company to pursue opportunities outside the group following internal changes to the Finance function. The company has recently made changes to its programme, and the business had decided to split responsibility for…
UK – 2 Sisters Food Group, a privately owned food manufacturing company, has invested at its Willand factory and is expanding operations in order to give it a ‘greater ability to process, cut and pack products for its retail customers’. According to the company, the business also aims to take up to 20 new apprentices…
UK - 2 Sisters Food Group, Birmingham based privately owned food manufacturing company, has appointed former global CEO of Muller, Ronald Kers as its new Chief Executive Officer effective 1 June 2018. He joined Muller in January 2017 as UK CEO, combining periods of service from Nestle SA where he joined in 2003 responsible for…
SCOTLAND – 2 Sisters Group, UK’S biggest supplier of supermarket chain has confirmed it will shut down its Scotland plant with hundreds of poultry workers losing their jobs due to the closure. According to the Guardian, the site which employs over 450 people has been battling with issues concerning food safety and standards in the…
UK - 2 Sisters Group has announced that Ranjit Singh, CEO, owner and co-founder of the company was stepping down to take up a new role as President of its parent company Boparan Holdings Limited (BHL). The group has announced that it has kicked off the process of finding a new CEO, while Martyn Fletcher…
UK - The multimillionaire boss of 2 Sisters Food Group has apologised to a parliamentary committee following the safety branches revealed by an undercover investigation. The chicken company's chief executive Ranjit Singh Boparan appeared before the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee on Wednesday and, asked if he accepted the allegations, replied that he…
