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# 100 jobs to be created at food plant in north Co Dublin
IN NEW WORLD CLASS FOOD PLANT Pic shows: (l to r) Edward Spelman, MD of Ballymaguire Foods with Michael Hoey Chairman Ballymaguire Foods on
site where work has started on the new food plant. !00 Jobs to be housed in new state of the art 70,000 sq ft food plant
which will nearly treble production for the UK market and the large catering
sector . Ballymaguire Foods currently employs 150 people in Lusk and produces 150,000 meals a year . 100 new jobs are to be based in a new state of the art food plant created by Lusk based Ballymaguire Foods. The new jobs which will greatly bolster the existing workforce of 150 will be worth just over €4m to thelocal economy and will include graduate positions in sales and marketing as well as food scientists and technicians, R+D, chefs, cooks and general operatives with a further 100 jobs being generated in the construction of the new food plant which will take nine months to complete. PIC: NO FEE, MAXWELLS. For more info Brian Purcell Big Picture Communications
+353 87 9678921 brian@bpcommunications.ie
100 NEW JOBS AND 100 CONSTRUCTION JOBS TO BE CREATED BY BALLYMAGUIRE FOODS IN NEW WORLD CLASS FOOD PLANT
Pic shows: (l to r) Edward Spelman, MD of Ballymaguire Foods with Michael Hoey Chairman Ballymaguire Foods on site where work has started on the new food plant. 100 Jobs to be housed in new state of the art 70,000 sq ft food plant which will nearly treble production for the UK market and the large catering sector.
Ballymaguire Foods currently employs 150 people in Lusk and produces 150,000 meals a year.
100 new jobs are to be based in a new state of the art food plant created by Lusk based Ballymaguire Foods. The new jobs which will greatly bolster the existing workforce of 150 will be worth just over €4m to the local economy and will include graduate positions in sales and marketing as well as food scientists and technicians, R+D, chefs, cooks and general operatives with a further 100 jobs being generated in the construction of the new food plant which will take nine months to complete.
