Co-operation or competition

Stephen Cadogan
Thu, 25 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Bad news started with Dungannon Meats losing an order to supply 40% of the packaged beef requirements of J Sainsbury supermarkets in the UK.

As a result, there could be losses among Dungannon’s 1,000 plus jobs at plants in the UK and Ireland (their Irish plants are Newgrange Meats, Navan, and Exel plants at Kilbeggan).

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