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For the third year running Safapac has recognised top performing science students at Sawtry Village Academy. John Blaydes, technical director, presented awards during assembly to Ellie Mae Gardiner, Lawrence Nobbs,
Science students at Sawtry Village Academy have been rewarded for their hard work and performance as part of an ongoing partnership with chemicals manufacturer and packing specialist, Safapac. Students at
Camari, the micronutrient formulation division of Safapac Holdings Ltd, has secured a £60,000 grant to help fund a multi-purpose pilot plant to support the scale up of its operation. Camari
Safagrow, part of Safapac Holdings Ltd, is capitalising on the growing relationship between the UK and the Far East, following an increase in sales and exports to China. Peterborough-based crop
FIRE crews from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue tested their emergency response to a chemical incident at the premises of leading contract chemical manufacturer Safapac in Orton Southgate. Emergency crews from
Five students at Sawtry Village Academy were the proud recipients of science awards as part of a burgeoning partnership with chemical processor Safapac. The students (pictured) received their awards for
Peterborough-based chemicals manufacturer Safapac, which this month celebrates twenty years of doing business, is handing out Christmas presents and an extra holiday day to each of its 63 employees as
In what is a significant boost to the local economy nearly twenty permanent jobs will be created in Peterborough, as chemicals manufacturer Safapac launches a recruitment drive to meet increasing
A former bomb disposal expert is celebrating 18 years of long service with Peterborough-based Safapac, in a successful and varied career spanning two decades. City resident Chris Williams, 41, joined
Kasia Szulc, who is 28 and works at specialty chemicals manufacturer Safapac, has successfully qualified as a Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) following an intensive five-day course and a series
Peterborough-based Safapac, the leading specialty chemicals manufacturer, is giving two top engineering students from Cambridge University the opportunity to solve real business challenges at its plant in Orton Southgate, and
Peterborough-based chemicals manufacturer Safapac is hunting for two new engineering apprentices to work in its Stapledon Road production facility, in what is a jobs boost for the local economy. Responsibilities
Generous staff at Safapac have given up their Christmas gifts this year in favour of a giant food parcel for Peterborough Soup Kitchen. Instead of opting for a turkey or
