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How cleaning products firm Astonish is investing in a new Bradford factory

Submitting. The firm is investing in a full suite of new production equipment, allowing it to boost capacity across its liquid and paste product lines. New end-of-line automation, underpinned by artificial intelligence (AI), will introduce further efficiencies in the final packaging and palletising stages of production. The expansion also gives Astonish the capacity to introduce new ranges and hire 10 new staff to join its 80-strong workforce. It plans to expand its international footprint, tapping into demand for antibacterial trigger products across the Far and Middle East markets. Mike Earnshaw, general manager at Astonish, said: “Over the last few years, we have seen demand soar and knew that we were approaching the time where we needed to move to a larger facility.

Tourism sector begins economic recovery in the UK

6 hours ago The number of UK sectors reporting output growth rose to pre-pandemic levels for the first-time during April, according to the latest Lloyds Bank UK Recovery Tracker, as the third national lockdown restrictions began to be lifted. The output of all of the 14 UK sectors monitored by the tracker increased in April, up from 11 in March, and for the first time since August 2018. During April, the output of UK tourism and recreation (51.9) businesses rose for the first time since August last year, following the reopening of outdoor dining at pubs and restaurants. Hospitality businesses also cited a spike in forward bookings in anticipation of lockdown measures easing further.

East of England businesses building confidence in future | East Anglian Daily Times

Published: 2:56 PM May 6, 2021    Updated: 3:09 PM May 6, 2021 East of England businesses are more upbeat - but their optimism hasn t kept pace with other regions. Pictured is a Greene King worker - Credit: Adam Smyth Business confidence in the East of England has surged to its highest level since February 2020 as the region starts to return to some form of normality following three national lockdowns, figures suggest. But the region’s firms are less upbeat than other parts of the country with optimism about their own prospects nine points behind the national figure. Overall confidence in the region rose 12 points to 24%, according to Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking’s latest Business Barometer. However, that is still behind the national average which rose 14 points to stand at 29%.

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