Moy Park announces multi-million pound investment programme
An investment of over £18 million has been announced for Moy Park’s Lincolnshire facilities.
The investment forms part of the company’s ongoing strategic programme which is focused on enhancing operations across its agriculture and processing facilities.
This latest announcement from Moy Park follows the opening of a £20 million state-of-the-art hatchery at Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire by the firm. Hatching 2.5 million chicks per week, it claims to be the largest single-build hatchery in the UK.
Andrea Carver Grantham general manager, Moy Park’s HR business partner, Stephen Kerwood; Jon Bettinson, supply chain manager and Tony Johnson, finance manager.
Speaking about the strategic investment programme, Moy Park supply chain director Keith Irvine said: “We are committed to continued investment in our production facilities to ensure that we are able to lead the industry in innovation, food safety, quality and efficiency.
“Our customers, rightly, have high expectations and we are focussed on ensuring we meet and exceed those expectations at all times. These investments in state of the art processes will enable us to take another large step forward as a business and will provide fantastic development opportunities for our people.”
At its Anwick facility in Lincolnshire, Moy Park has completed a £6 million investment which saw the company refresh the factory’s layout and install equipment including robotic and automation technology.
A £12 million investment is also underway at the company’s nearby Grantham facility which will see the installation of new mixing and processing equipment as well as the creation of Moy Park’s first fully contained ‘Free From’ factory within the Grantham site.
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