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Axe to fall on jobs at Border Laird factory in Amble

A FOOD factory in a Northumberland seaside town is to close with the loss of nearly 40 jobs.Read

Amble firm Natural Empathy sees sales treble

A FAMILY-RUN beauty products firm has trebled the size of its business since winning a national award - and now has its sights set on becoming the next Molton Brown.Read

Premier Corporate Training secures first aid training contract

A NORTHUMBERLAND training company has secured a three-year contract to teach vital first aid skills across the country.Read

Northumberland Council hopeful of being repaid by food firm

A COUNCIL that gave a £250,000 loan to a failed food company is hopeful of being repaid following a takeover of the firm.Read

Administrators reveal interest in Northumberland Foods

ADMINISTRATORS of a collapsed Northumberland food company say they have had a number of inquiries from possible buyers since its closure.Read

Northumberland Foods looks to add 20 jobs

A FROZEN food company brought out of administration last year has created 40 jobs, and is looking to add 20 more after launching new lines which have helped boost sales by 40%.Read

New funding for Amble food specialists

HAVING stepped back from the abyss of administration, specialist food manufacturer Northumberland Foods has begun planning for the future.Read

Under-threat food factory is given lifeline

A JOBS lifeline has been handed to a Northumberland town as £1.5m is loaned to an under-threat food factory.Read

William Stevenson, Rebecca Wilson and Maddy Stuckey

Rural skincare business nets Californian deal

A NORTHUMBERLAND skincare business is hoping to hit the big time after signing up to sell its products in the US.Read

New bosses can't say every job will be safe

BOSSES who saved a Northumberland food factory from closure last night refused to guarantee the long-term employment of all 190 staff.Read

Hopes rising for 200 staff at food firm facing axe

HOPES are rising that 200 employees at a Northumberland town’s major employer will still be in work next year after its administrators said they were hopeful of selling the factory to new owners.Read

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