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Manufacturing looks back on 2024 and considers what to expect in 2025
It’s been another year of change and disruption for UK manufacturing. Alongside ongoing fluctuations around supply chain issues and skills and recruitment, there was of course, a change in government and the announcement of the Industrial Strategy. Here, the sector looks back on the year that was, and casts an eye forward on what to expect in 2025. More via The Manufacturer
Tata Steel and JCB sign green steel deal
Tata Steel UK and JCB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the supply of low CO2 (‘green’) steel. More via The Manufacturer
MiTek chooses Worcester Six Business Park for new HQ
Global manufacturing leader, MiTek, has chosen Worcester Six Business Park for its new headquarters, which will be the largest building on the site to date. More via The Manufacturer
NIS Group celebrates TRIA expansion
More than 3300 people have been started on the path to sustainable employment in rail, construction and civils this year by NIS Group, a West Midlands training provider. More via The Manufacturer
IPG Energy appoints manufacturing business leader as new COO
IPG Energy has announced the appointment of Alex Anderson as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). More via The Manufacturer
Wall’s Pastry teams up with Action Against Hunger to tackle food poverty in UK
Wall’s Pastry has announced a new charity partnership with Action Against Hunger, pledging to donate 5p from every pack sold of its 10x55g sausage rolls. More via The Manufacturer
