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Production of John Morley’s fruit fillings, mincemeat and more will remain at its Congleton site in Cheshire but it will now fall under Zeelandia’s Flemings division
Zeelandia UK to acquire John Morley ingredients assets Baking ingredients firm Zeelandia UK has agreed to acquire assets of Cheshire-based fillings specialist John Morley.
The asset purchases relate to fruit fillings, fruit soaking, mincemeat, date paste and macpaste.
Zeelandia UK, part of the global Royal Zeelandia Group, said the acquisition will help to expand its offering to its UK customer base in the industrial, craft, wholesale and in-store bakery sectors.
The John Morley range will continue production at the company’s Congleton site in Cheshire and will fall under the Flemings division of Zeelandia.
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Referring to John Morley, David Amos, managing director of Zeelandia UK said:
How the Muslim League won separate electorates from the British
The founders of the Muslim League pictured after announcing the party’s formation in 1906. PHOTO: FILE
How the Muslim League won separate electorates from the British
Interestingly, the Muslim demand for separate electorates is called undemocratic by some authors
The concession of separate electorates to Muslims by the British in 1909 is mentioned in almost every book of history written about that period. However, very few writers have written about the process by which this concession came about. In fact, writers such as Shashi Tharoor (2015) and Narendra Singh Sarila (2004), inter alios, present it as a British conspiracy whereby Muslims were ‘used’ to justify separate electorates in order to divide Muslims and Hindus. Therefore, a detailed study is warranted which will reveal not only the process through which this concession was obtained by Muslim League, but also how British really saw Hindus and Musli
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