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A staffer at another firm makes a subtle hint to management DLA Piper is thanking staff for their hard work during the pandemic by offering them an extra week of pay or holiday. Fee earners and business services staff at the firm can choose between the bonus week of pay or holiday, which is in addition to other pay reviews and bonus awards. “Throughout the pandemic our people have been exceptional," said Simon Levine, Global Co-CEO at DLA Piper. "Their fortitude, supportiveness and collaboration with colleagues, clients and our communities has been remarkable. The extra week’s pay ...

By Edward Devlin2021-03-15T11:51:00+00:00 Ulrick & Short will continue to operate as a standalone business following the Novax deal Clean label ingredient specialist Ulrick & Short has been acquired by Swedish investment firm Novax for an undisclosed sum. Based in Yorkshire, Ulrick & Short supplies food manufacturers with a wide range of clean label and plant-based ingredients. It will continue to operate as a standalone business following the Novax deal, with founders Adrian Short and Andrew Ulrick staying on as minority shareholders and the existing management team remaining in place. Sho...

Axel Johnson’s investment company acquires leading UK specialist of clean label ingredients Ulrick & Short has been acquired by Novax. Pic: Ulrick & Short Novax – part of the Swedish family giant that acquires and develops companies in strategic niche markets – has acquired a majority stake in British ingredients specialist Ulrick & Short. Novax is the investment company of the Stockholm-based, €8bn Axel Johnson Group. The transaction marks Novax’s continued commitment to engage in a more sustainable Future of Food by investing in the European specialty f...

Swedish investment company Novax has acquired a majority stake in Ulrick & Short, a UK producer of sustainable and healthier 'clean label' food and food ingredients.

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