Aussie biscuit maker Arnott's to re-start production in New Zealand
Arnott’s Group has announced it is to build a production facility in New Zealand, some 25 years after closing its factory there.
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Arnott’s Group has announced it is to build a production facility in New Zealand, some 25 years after closing its factory there.
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Founders to stay on as consultants or in an operational role. Gourmet cracker-maker 180 Degrees has been bought by Australian company Arnott’s for an undisclosed figure. The cracker company was founded in 2001 by couple Jill Seton and Frank Lawton and business partner Nigel Cranston. Its artisan sweet and savoury crackers have received various accolades and are now sold through New Zealand supermarkets and other outlets and in Australia. Co- founder Jill Seton said what started as a passion project had become a premium business with a strong and loyal consumer base. “It was important f...
Founders to stay on as consultants or in an operational role. Gourmet cracker-maker 180 Degrees has been bought by Australian company Arnott’s for an undisclosed figure. The cracker company was founded in 2001 by couple Jill Seton and Frank Lawton and Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news