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Oatly is a company built on the idea of change. We exist to make it easy for people to eat better and live healthier lives without recklessly taxing the planet’s resources in the process. This is why we come to work every day. Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, the Oatly brand is available in more than 20 countries across Europe, North America and Asia. Visit oatly.com to learn more.

About Westmill Part of the Associated British Foods group, established in 1988, Westmill has grown to become one of the largest flour, rice, spices, sauces, edible oils, and noodles suppliers to the UK and European ethnic wholesaler market, food service, industrial sectors and the grocery multiples. With sales in most major EU countries, we have the capability to supply across Europe. We have supplied both the ethnic communities and the Indian/Chinese restaurants for many years. Our brands are very well known to our customers and endorse our ambition to provide high quality products which meet our consumer’s needs. Westmill prides itself in having a strong belief in diversity and a passion for ethnic food. In 2005/2006 Westmill acquired BE International (Amoy, Rajah, Green Dragon) and Pride Oils PLC. In 2012, Westmill acquired also Elephant Atta. These have been added to our Tolly Boy, Asli, Habib, Guru, and Lucky Boat brands. Westmill has built up a strong brand portfolio which appeals to the Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Afro-Caribbean, African, and Chinese communities. Westmill covers four major sites: rice milling and packing takes place in Selby, Yorkshire; canning of edible oils and packaging of other products takes place in Enfield, Middlesex; our value added products and noodles are produced in our purpose built facility at Trafford Park, Manchester; our European office is based in Diemen, Holland.

The Grocer, which celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2012, leads the market as the UK’s only paid-for online service and weekly magazine with coverage of the whole FMCG sector. Customers range from directors of the large multiples to independent retailers, wholesalers and suppliers, as well as growers, food processors, manufacturers, key opinion formers and the national media. The Grocer is well known for its weekly magazine, but going forward is constantly developing and moving fast as with the rest of the FMCG industry. Through thegrocer.co.uk news is reported as it happens and much more is available such as free email alerts, access to over 90,000 articles and reports, blogs and forums. The Grocer’s well established recruitment portfolio attracts candidates across sales, marketing and retail, delivering not just quantity but quality candidates. The Grocer provides readers in this competitive industry with the ‘must-have’ information to respond effectively to workplace changes.