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6 days ago | business-live.co.uk | Coreena Ford

A family firm has opened a new £2m manufacturing facility and head office in Sunderland. TWR Group, which makes aluminium and PVC doors and windows for commercial customers across the UK, has moved its entire operation to a new 65,000sq ft facility in Hendon. Before the move, the company had two sites in Hendon and Peterlee, one fabricating aluminium and the other producing PVC doors, windows and conservatories.

6 days ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Coreena Ford

Newcastle bakery giant Greggs has revealed that the rise in weight-loss injections could lead to it selling smaller portion sizes. The sausage roll success says the rise in use of fat-combatting jabs means food and drink companies are having to consider the fact that users’ appetites are getting smaller. However, chief executive Roisin Currie says they still need to eat, prompting the business to plot ways to meet new trends.

1 week ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Coreena Ford

A new Italian restaurant is set to open in Newcastle, pledging to bring authentic Neapolitan food to Tyneside. Sanco is set to launch within key city centre apartment building The Forge, on Forth Banks close to Newcastle’s Quayside, after signing a deal with the property’s owner, listed landlord Grainer Plc. The restaurant will create a raft of new jobs when it opens, following a full fit-out of the renovated commercial space at the building to create an Italian dining experience.

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Tyneside biotech business Atelerix has struck a deal which will see it break into one of the world's biggest life science markets. Newcastle University spin-out Atelerix is revolutionising how cells are stored and transported, having been formed seven years ago by co-founders Prof Che Connon, Dr Steve Swioklo and Dr Mick McLean to disrupt the cell preservation market.