We hope this was a useful insight into how we deliver our wonderful natural mineral water taken straight from the source here in Buxton." BBC News, North Korea Imagine a country where your mobile phone is taken from you at the airport with no explanation or apology, where theres no access to the internet, where your minders watch every move and youre reported if you try to leave your hotel alone. Jez McInerney, Factory and Operations Manager at Nestlé Waters UK, added: "It was fantastic to be able to showcase our innovative processes to BBC Radio 4's Today programme and its captive listeners.
By constantly striving to improve our processes, we continue to provide consumers with natural, great-tasting mineral water." Grant McKenzie, Managing Director of Nestlé Waters UK, said: "As one of the biggest employers in the local area, it is imperative that we train and upskill our employees so they can continue to work in our facilities. The factory employs around 200 people and Buxton® has retrained and upskilled many of these individuals on the new automation processes. Read breaking headlines from North Korea covering Kim Jong-un, global relations, and more. The Danuri mission, lifting off on a SpaceX rocket, will help to study the moon’s magnetic field and some of its coldest and darkest places. Find the latest North Korean news stories, photos, and videos on. Israel arrests militant suspects in West Bank after Gaza flare-up BBC News.
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Recent investments have allowed Buxton to roll out automation for its bottling process and in its warehouse facilities, which has required a shift in job specifications for factory employees. South Korea’s First Moon Launch: How to Watch. COVID-19 news:See the latest coverage of the coronavirus. OCLC 743386456.Buxton® Waters welcomed BBC Radio 4's flagship Today programme to its water factory in Derbyshire, to explain how it processes and bottles its famous mineral water.įactory Manager Jez McInerney explained how Buxton® has implemented automation into its production processes to effectively respond to demand for its mineral water.
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