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McLelland ready to bite into larger share of UK cheese market.(evolution)(Brief Article)
Food Trade Review
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January 1, 2004
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The Scottish company behind Seriously Strong Cheddar is bidding to capture a larger slice of the UK cheese market, following completion of the acquisition of a major cheesemaking facility in South Wales.
McLelland Cheese has confirmed that it has completed negotiations to acquire the Aeron Valley cheese making plant in South Wales. First Milk retains a 20% shareholding and will supply milk to the facility.
This deal increases the Glasgow based company's cheesemaking capacity by a further 10,000 tonnes to 45,000 tonnes, consolidating its position as the UK's ...
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