The operators of a closure-threatened yoghurt manufacturing plant are remaining tight lipped over its future.
Forty-eight jobs are dealing with the axe on the Rowan Glen manufacturing unit in Palnure which is owned by Dale Farm Ltd.
The Belfast-based agency revealed in September it additionally contemplating closing a website in Kendal in Cumbria because of “extra capability and declining demand”.
There was hope for the way forward for the Galloway website final month when Dumfries and Galloway MP Alister Jack revealed a neighborhood consortium was taken with a buyout.
However when requested for an replace on the state of affairs, a spokesman would solely say: “Dale Farm has been engaged in a session course of with workers relating to the way forward for its manufacturing operations in Kendal, Cumbria and Rowan Glen.
“The method was prompted by an intensive evaluate of Dale Farm’s operations, analyzing which components of the enterprise are sustainable for the longer term.
The spokesman added: “The session course of continues and as such no additional remark will probably be made by the corporate at the moment.”