Printweek - Incodia keeps Colchester open but streamlines ops
Incodia International has confirmed that it will continue operations at its Colchester site, albeit with a streamlined business model.
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Incodia International has confirmed that it will continue operations at its Colchester site, albeit with a streamlined business model.
Incodia International has begun a formal consultation regarding the potential closure of its Colchester production facility.
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“Kerridges is a long-standing family firm which shares similar values to Mitchells. "We make relationships with customers and they keep coming back and also tell family and friends. Our business is built on staff and customer retention. “We see ourselves very much as custodians of this business.” Mitchells, based in Long Road, Lowestoft, was established before the Second World War and has sold Renault since 1974. A second Renault and Dacia site opened in Suffolk Road, Great Yarmouth, 15 years ago and a used car operation in Mill Road, Lowestoft, two years ago. The prominent London Road ...