Oatly to open UK site and source from local farmers
Plant-based drink manufacturer Oatly is planning to open a new facility in Peterborough, with oats sourced from British farmers.
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Plant-based drink manufacturer Oatly is planning to open a new facility in Peterborough, with oats sourced from British farmers.
Shares In 2023, Swedish brand Oatly will open its first dairy-free milk factory in the United Kingdom. Once open, the factory—which will be located in Peterborough—will have the capability of producing 300 million liters of oat milk annually. Oatly’s goal with the factory is to meet growing consumer demand for plant-based products through sustainable production practices while promoting a shift away from dairy. “Questions about a potential UK factory have been circulating for a while, and we’re really excited to finally announce the news of its arrival in 2023,” Ishen Paran, Gener...
Oatly to create 200 jobs at first UK factory Up to 200 jobs are to be created at a new plant-based drinks factory, the first for Swedish oat drink company Oatly. Set to launch in the first quarter of 2023, the new production site will form part of a new end-to-end integrated supply chain in the UK. It is being supported by investment expert Integrated food Projects. The factory will be able to produce 300m litres of oat drink per year at launch, with the capacity to grow to 450m litres. This would make it one of the largest plant-based dairy factories in the world...