Red Mill Snack Foods Limited was once one of the UK's leading manufacturers of savoury snacks.
The company's most successful brands included Transform-A-Snack, the 'Big Bag' snack range, Mr Porky's pork scratching, plus a range of 10p price marked children's snacks including Quarter Backs, Tangy Toms, Krunchie Sticks, Oinks, Onion Rings and Petrified Prawns.
Red Mill produced up to a half a billion snacks per year from manufacturing bases in Wednesbury, West Midlands and Westhoughton, Lancashire.
Previously owned by Continental Foods, Red Mill Snack foods was acquired by Tayto in March 2008. Tayto closed the Red Mill snack food plant in September 2010.
Although some of the brands still exist, the Red Mill brand has gone.
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February 12, 2011
Nick Ripley joins Seabrook as sales director
Nick Ripley has joined Seabrook Crisps as sales director. His task is to drive the firm's growth, especially in the South of England, to help achieve the target of reaching an annual turnover of £69 million by 2015.
September 02, 2010
Tayto to close Red Mill Snack Foods plant in September
Tayto is finalizing the closure of Red Mills Snacks foods, announced in October 2008. Tayto’s Red Mill Snack Foods factory at Wednesbury is scheduled to close next month as all remaining production is transferred to its factory at Corby in Northampton...
October 23, 2008
Tayto Group closes Red Mill Snack Foods: 300 jobs cut
Today the Red Mill Snack Food Company, which is owned by Tayto Group, revealed all 300 jobs at the Wednesbury plant will go and production is moving to a plant in Corby, Northamptonshire. Production will continue until at least February.
July 24, 2008
Jobs threat at crisp site red Mills Snack Foods
A crisp factory employing 300 people in the Black Country could close after its owner lost one of its biggest contracts. Workers are facing redundancy at Red Mill Snack Foods Ltd in Globe Street, Wednesbury, which makes Transformers crisps and Mr Pork...Contact Information
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