2 Sisters Food Group in the news

Natural Resources Wales is consulting on 2 Sisters Food Group's application to increase chicken processing and operating days at its Sandycroft plant.

2 Sisters Food Group seeks to increase daily chicken processing to 172,000 birds and operate seven days a week at its Flintshire plant, prompting a public consultation by Natural Resources Wales.

Ranjit Boparan, president of 2 Sisters Food Group, warns the UK's food security is under major threat due to climate shocks and global conflict, urging government action and industry collaboration.

2 Sisters Food Group is cutting approximately 80 jobs at its ready-meals factory in Rogerstone, Wales, as part of a restructuring effort to improve efficiency.

2 Sisters Food Group is facing water restrictions at its Devon poultry processing site, posing animal welfare risks, despite implementing contingency plans and reducing water consumption.

2 Sisters Food Group's chicken factory faces a critical situation due to South West Water's restrictions amid a heatwave, impacting animal welfare.

2 Sisters Food Group appointed Sarah Bull as Development Director for its meals division, focusing on innovation and new product development.

2 Sisters Food Group appointed Sarah Bull as development director in its meal division to drive innovation and product development.

2 Sisters Food Group has introduced new sustainability initiatives, including enhanced deforestation-free sourcing and replacing imported soyameal with British-grown crops, to reduce carbon emissions and support UK agriculture.

2 Sisters Food Group is investing £50m in British-grown poultry feed and expanded sustainability measures to reach Net Zero by 2035.

Revenues rose to £1.8bn as the company offset rising labor costs through automation and price increases for poultry products.

Boparan Holdings tripled its annual profits to £108.3 million despite a drop in turnover, as it launches a ten-year 'NextGen' plan to modernize its food manufacturing operations.

2 Sisters Food Group is investing £50m into British farming and sustainable poultry feed to hit net zero targets by 2035.

2 Sisters Food Group is investing $68m in British farming and sustainable feed to hit net zero by 2035.

A £50 million investment in low-carbon poultry feed and British-grown crops to reach net zero by 2035.

Boparan Holdings more than tripled its annual profits to £108.3 million while investing in domestic supply chain security and factory technology.

Boparan Holdings significantly increased annual profits and turnover while investing in domestic supply chains to mitigate global geopolitical risks.

A £50 million investment package will support UK farmers and sustainability goals under a new NextGen Strategy.

British farmers will receive a 50 million pound boost as 2 Sisters Food Group shifts to local chicken feed to meet net-zero targets.

2 Sisters Food Group is overhauling its poultry feed supply chain to include more British-grown protein and deforestation-free soy to hit net zero targets.