NINETY new jobs are to be created by a Co Armagh firm, Lurgan Chilling. It is investing £4.4 million sterling to expand its sales to supermarkets and catering establishments in Europe over the next three years. The Industrial Development Board is supporting the project. Lurgan Chilling slaughters and processes beef and lamb for major supermarkets and customers in the catering industry across Europe.
New jobs for Lurgan
NINETY new jobs are to be created by a Co Armagh firm, Lurgan Chilling. It is investing £4
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