Maple Leaf will lay off 1,550 workers
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E l Popular. Toronto. - The Canadian Maple Leaf Foods is cutting 1,550 jobs and will close several plants in an attempt to consolidate its distribution business as part of the restructuring and modernization, $ 560 million, which in three years view aims to close a dozen plants in different parts of the country.
The manufacturer of processed meats and other foods based in Toronto announced Wednesday at a press conference that these changes are expected to improve the competitiveness and profitability of the company's short and long term. The centerpiece of the strategy involves the construction of a new prepared meats factory in Hamilton, Ontario.
This project is an investment of $ 395 million and generate 670 jobs for when it becomes operational, which is expected to be in 2014. Other $ 155 million will be invested in new equipment for the three plants in Toronto, Winnipeg and Saskatoon.
One of the communities most affected by this new strategy Mapple Leaf Foods is Kitchener, Ontario, where it is to close a meat processing plant will mean the loss of 1,200 jobs. Furthermore, it has also announced the closure of plants in New Burnswick, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, as well as distribution centers Burlington, British Columbia, Ontario and Coquitlam.
The changes will eliminate a total of more than 2,500 jobs, but when opening new plants, presumably in 2014, and is best ground equipment in Toronto, Winnipeg and Saskatoon the company will generate 1,000 new jobs.
Michael McCain, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods, said the loss of jobs and the impact on local communities bahan cutting sticker are "the most difficult component" of the restructuring of the company.
The changes are necessary, as McCain said, to ensure that the company can compete with larger, more efficient bahan cutting sticker processors of beef from the United States, which have been gaining market share in Canada in recent years.
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E l Popular. Toronto. - The Canadian Maple Leaf Foods is cutting 1,550 jobs and will close several plants in an attempt to consolidate its distribution business as part of the restructuring and modernization, $ 560 million, which in three years view aims to close a dozen plants in different parts of the country.
The manufacturer of processed meats and other foods based in Toronto announced Wednesday at a press conference that these changes are expected to improve the competitiveness and profitability of the company's short and long term. The centerpiece of the strategy involves the construction of a new prepared meats factory in Hamilton, Ontario.
This project is an investment of $ 395 million and generate 670 jobs for when it becomes operational, which is expected to be in 2014. Other $ 155 million will be invested in new equipment for the three plants in Toronto, Winnipeg and Saskatoon.
One of the communities most affected by this new strategy Mapple Leaf Foods is Kitchener, Ontario, where it is to close a meat processing plant will mean the loss of 1,200 jobs. Furthermore, it has also announced the closure of plants in New Burnswick, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, as well as distribution centers Burlington, British Columbia, Ontario and Coquitlam.
The changes will eliminate a total of more than 2,500 jobs, but when opening new plants, presumably in 2014, and is best ground equipment in Toronto, Winnipeg and Saskatoon the company will generate 1,000 new jobs.
Michael McCain, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods, said the loss of jobs and the impact on local communities bahan cutting sticker are "the most difficult component" of the restructuring of the company.
The changes are necessary, as McCain said, to ensure that the company can compete with larger, more efficient bahan cutting sticker processors of beef from the United States, which have been gaining market share in Canada in recent years.
The site is based on Popular Patatay Network developed by BlackRiver
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