Make UK launches National Manufacturing Day 2025

Issue No: 17
27th February 2025

Make UK launches National Manufacturing Day 2025

With labour shortages continuing to be a problem for the food and beverage sector, manufacturers will surely welcome Make UK's National Manufacturing Day 2025. Companies from around the UK will host open days on 25 September to give visitors a unique behind-the-scenes look at the innovative and varied jobs that British industry has to offer. Food and beverage is a key focus, with guests given the opportunity to talk to current apprentices, and delve into the key roles that will drive the innovations of tomorrow.

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Mark Simms, Editor
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