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Sleaford Quality Foods named Ambient Manufacturing Company of the Year in front of industry peers at glittering ceremony
Sleaford Quality Foods, the Lincolnshire-based high-quality ingredients supplier to the food industry, is celebrating after being crowned winners of Ambient Manufacturing Company of the Year at the Food Manufacture Excellence Awards (FMEA) which took place on Wednesday 7th November.
In front of a packed audience at London Hilton Park Lane, Sleaford Quality Foods walked off with the prize, beating many of its industry rivals in a keenly-fought race.
The Awards have been running for 18 years and have established a coveted mark of quality and excellence amid an evening of fun, glamour and celebration This year, the event was hosted by TV presenter Gregg Wallace.
James Arnold, managing director of Sleaford Quality Foods said: “To win this accolade is particularly satisfying as we are celebrating our 50th anniversary. This has been a special night for our colleagues who have worked so hard in this landmark year. However, we won’t be resting on our laurels; we’ll enjoy this moment, but we have ambitious growth plans to build on our success for the future.
“I’d like to also congratulate all the other finalists in our categories and wish them all the best for the future.”
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