Food manufacturer cooks up 20 jobs with new warehouse
A food manufacturer is creating 20 new jobs and opening a new warehouse as part of its expansion this year.
Regal Foods, based in Bradford, has announced that it is opening a new 18,000 sq ft warehouse in the region, which will create 20 new jobs.
This will be the first warehouse that the business has opened since its headquarters on Wallis Street.
The company said that the new warehouse will provide additional storage space, which will allow the existing space to extend its manufacturing arm.
Absar Younism, Regal’s operations director, commented: “We are very pleased with and excited about our new warehouse extension, as it is the first of its kind for Regal Foods.
“The 20 new jobs it creates will be highly beneficial to the local community of Bradford.
“Our warehouse is a key part of our exciting 2020 business plans. Besides expanding our storage, it allows us to improve the range and quantity of our product selection.
“I’m very proud of our team as the company’s continuous growth over the years has allowed us to build this new facility, and thereby create new products for our customers to enjoy.”
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