AG Barr 
UK: AG Barr to close site, cut jobs (REG)
9th November 2009
UK soft drinks group AG Barr is to close its Mansfield site in early 2011 with the loss of around 100 jobs.
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29th September 2009
Soft drinks group AG Barr has reported a 27% jump in net sales for its fiscal half-year, thanks to growing demand for signature brand Irn-Bru and the contribution of the Rubicon drinks business. - just-the facts – Orangina
24th September 2009
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27th August 2009 - UK: AG Barr unveils limited edition Irn-Bru can
26th August 2009 - Focus - UK soft drinks sector puts sustainability centre stage (REG)
16th June 2009 - UK: Soft drinks firms cutting carbon emissions - BSDA (REG)
11th June 2009 - UK: Soft drinks sector holding off recession - BSDA president (REG)
9th June 2009 - UK: AG Barr sales up in Q1
8th June 2009 - In the Spotlight - AG Barr (REG)
3rd April 2009
Background
Updated: 27th November 2008
A.G. Barr is a UK-based soft drinks producer, most famous for its Irn-Bru brand. It also owns the Tizer brand. The company, which is headquartered in the Scottish town of Cumbernauld, has branched out of the carbonates category with the acquisition of bottled water brand Strathmore from Constellation Brands. The company’s portfolio also includes Orangina – which it produces under licence – and St Clement's, a brand aimed at schoolchildren. A.G.Barr p.l.c. 01236 852400
Westfield House
4 Mollins Road
Westfield
Cumbernauld G68 9HD
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http://www.agbarr.co.uk/AGBarr/barrframe.htm
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