UK: Samworth Brothers site refurb to create jobs

By Michelle Russell | 8 August 2011

UK chilled foods firm Samworth Brothers is to create up to 70 jobs through the opening of a factory in Melton.

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UK chilled foods firm Samworth Brothers is to create up to 70 jobs through the opening of a factory in Melton.

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