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Ardo is cutting jobs in Ardooie and closing a factory in Austria due to an outdated plant and lack of restart for a production line.

Frozen vegetable specialist Ardo is closing its Austrian factory and cutting jobs in Austria and Belgium due to competition and climate change.

Ardo is closing its Austrian factory due to strategic re-evaluation, local market focus, fierce competition, and climate change.

Ardo is closing its Austrian factory and eliminating jobs in Belgium as part of a restructuring to optimize production and improve efficiency.

Frozen vegetable company Ardo is closing its Austrian factory, eliminating 240 jobs there and 10 more in Ardooie.

Ardo is restructuring its production facilities in Belgium and closing a plant in Austria, leading to job losses and a shift in vegetable processing to other sites.

Ardo is cutting 10 more jobs in Ardooie and closing an Austrian factory as part of a restructuring to optimize production sites in a competitive market.

Ardo Austria Frost is closing its Austrian production plant by 2027 due to distance from key markets and high costs, impacting 240 jobs and highlighting challenges in the frozen vegetable sector.

Ardo will repair a significant leak in its water basin in late September, allowing local farmers to maximize irrigation with the remaining water during the dry summer.

Frozen vegetable company Ardo plans to cut 27 jobs due to declining profits and a need for increased efficiency amid falling demand.

Ardo is eliminating 27 jobs to improve efficiency and competitiveness in a changing market.

Ardo in Ardooie is eliminating 27 jobs to improve its competitive position after an efficiency review.

Vegetable processing company Ardo is cutting 27 jobs to increase efficiency and stay competitive.

Ardo launched a new range of four distinct pre-dressed, ready-to-serve frozen salads inspired by global flavors.

Ardo, the frozen vegetable producer, experienced a significant decline in profit and revenue in the last fiscal year due to price and margin pressures, despite a good harvest.

Ardo, the Belgian frozen vegetable giant, experienced a sharp decline in profits and turnover despite good harvests and favorable macroeconomic conditions.

Ardo's profit fell in fiscal year 2025, ending a period of growth, as the company focused on rebuilding inventory despite a normal harvest.

Ardo utilized smart measuring cases to gain concrete energy insights into its freezer room cooling systems, revealing significant consumption differences between fan types.