A new toilet paper factory could create hundreds of new jobs
A new toilet paper factory could create hundreds of new jobs
A new factory in Deeside Industrial estate, in Flintshire, could create up to 46 new jobs.
ICT manufacturers, based in Italy, are planning to open a factory in Deeside through three phases. They plan to begin next May, where 229 jobs will be created in the first phase, and they will continue the three final phases based on the supply-demand. The project is funded by €5m from the Welsh government.
ICT was first created in 1978, their sales are believed to be more than £840m with more than 1698 employees
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