Jobs boost for Wirral from Tulip Ltd

by Nick Webster. Published Thu 26 Nov 2009 11:17

Wirral's role as a major food production centre has had a new boost with pork and bacon firm Tulip announcing the creation of 270 new jobs in the borough.

In a move that will see over £12m of investment in the Wirral site, Tulip Ltd will create a modern, highly productive and state-of-the-art sausage production facility at Bromborough.

There will also be significant potential for future growth which would create additional jobs at the site.

Wirral Council Leader, Cllr Steve Foulkes said: “This is fantastic news for Wirral. As a Council we’ve worked hard, together with the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) to attract investment into Bromborough.

"I’m so pleased that Tulip Ltd will create 270 new permanent skilled jobs – an investment like this is great news at the best of times but even more so during such a difficult time for the national economy.

"This is a real vote of confidence in the excellent facilities available at Bromborough and across Wirral.”

Peter Judge, Divisional Managing Director Tulip Ltd added: “We are delighted to be able to announce our plans to redevelop our Bromborough production facility and I would like to thank Wirral Council and the Northwest Regional Development Agency for their continued support.

“Clearly there is an awful lot of work to do before the new facility will be up and running but we are confident that we will be in a position to begin producing sausages at Bromborough in the first half of 2010.

Robert Hough, Chairman of the NWDA, said: “This investment by Tulip in its Wirral site is great news for the area. The creation of 270 new jobs will provide a welcome boost for the local economy, as well as supporting the development of the region’s food and drink industry, a key growth sector for the Northwest.

"Inward investment is a key economic driver for the Northwest, which is why the Agency and Wirral Council have been working closely with Tulip to secure this investment for the region. In the difficult economic climate, today’s announcement is testimony to the significant confidence in Wirral and the Northwest as a prime business location.”





Comments about Jobs boost for Wirral from Tulip Ltd

tulip now bought transfoods birkenhead, they will make all then poor soles redundant and replace them with cheap migrant labour aswell
x worker, wirral around 2 months, 2 weeks ago
place is now full of agency workers 90percent polish nationals hardly any brits, council paid for them to be employed NOT local people.
dissapointed, wirral around 2 months, 2 weeks ago
They wont get loyal staff this time round with the wage and hours, people think its the old tulip how wrong they are.
ex tulip, wirral around 1 year, 9 months ago
have any of the old prodution line workforce had an offer of a job yet
ex employee, wirral around 1 year, 11 months ago
goed mate giz a job so u can fuck me up again
ex employee, wirral around 2 years, 1 month ago
we all should protest all them poles will be in there on penny the fucking twats .the council should not let this happen
not happy, wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
the closure of the site a year ago was all to do with wages not the econmic climate how would that twat judge like to be made redundant cunt
ex tulip worker, wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
Disgraceful and disgusting,Tulip in general and also some senior managers including some shift managers,peoples lives destroyed
Chris Mann, Wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
is this to do with the minimum wage,they mess with peoples lives,when will wirral wake-up to them.iwas thrown on the scrapheap after 23 year
Paul Kewley, Wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
Another means of getting money off government on the pretex of jobs how long will these jobs last.
Ex employee, Wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
Peter Judge closed this same site down July 09, made 300+ people redundant on the bare minimum gov redundancy package. How can this be right
Keith Randles, Wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago
What about the 375 redundancied they are making in London to create these jobs?
Disillusioned, Liverpool around 2 years, 2 months ago
what about the 300 redundancies this year?
mike meaney, wirral around 2 years, 2 months ago


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