Milk giants inject £5million into Chadwell Heath dairy
The Dairy Crest dairy in Selinas Lane, Dagenham produces 400 million litres of milk a year. - Credit: Archant
Milk giants are set to invest £5million to improve facilities and efficiency at a dairy.
Dairy Crest will inject the capital into its Dagenham dairy in Chadwell Heath to fund a number of improvement projects.
The site is one of the firm’s “three key dairies” following the closure of two others in Liverpool and Cambridge last year.
“The site is going from strength to strength,” said a Dairy Crest spokesman.
“The expenditure will update and improve facilities on the site and generally make us more efficient. It demonstrates our commitment to our Chadwell Heath dairy.”
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The company recently retained a major contract to supply milk to Sainsbury’s supermarkets through to 2017. A restructuring of the organisation from April 1 this year has led to anticipated savings of around £5million annually.
The Selinas Lane processing plant produces 400million litres of milk a year and employees 384 workers.
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