Local company invests €9 million in Imrieħel complex; to include research & development labs

Mar 5 2022

Local company C. Cini Manufacturing Ltd, known locally for its Lamb Brand brand products, has invested €9 million towards relocating to a new Imrieħel complex, which will make include new and more efficient equipment.

The investment was made to strengthen the company’s exportation side, satisfy the demand in the local food market and conduct research and development to maintain competitiveness within the market. This was announced by Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Sustainable Development Miriam Dalli, together with Malta Enterprise chief Kurt Farrugia and one of C. Cini Manufacturing Ltd.’s directors Melanie Galea Cini.

The company started operations in 1931 and has always recognised the importance of investing and expanding its operations, with the expansion also seeking to satisfy the demand for gluten free products, amongst others.They will reportedly also shift to recyclable plastic packaging in an attempt to acquire ISO, BRC and IFS certifications.

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Champagne recalled due to potential presence of ecstasy; no cases in Malta thus far

Champagne recalled due to potential presence of ecstasy; no incidents in Malta so far

Mar 5 2022

Bottles of Moët & Chandon across the European Union are currently being recalled due to the potential presence of liquid ecstasy in them.

The specific bottles are the 3L bottles of Moët & Chandon Impérial Ice, which are believed to have been tampered with, emptied and filled with liquid MDMA. No incidents have been reported in Malta but local authorities are monitoring the situation closely. Bottles are reportedly sold online by private individuals.

Consumers who have purchased this particular product online have been asked not to consume it. The bottles in question carry lot number LAJ7QAB6780004.

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Maltese wonder-kid Haley Bugeja nominated for prestigious AIC Serie A Team of the Year Award

Mar 5 2022

Maltese football prodigy Haley Bugeja is at it again as the Maltese women’s national team player has been nominated for the 2020/2021 Serie A Team of the Year award presented by the Italian Footballers Association (AIC).

The Gran Galà del Calcio AIC awards night is a celebration of the female football stars who made noise across the globe, shortlisting the cream of the crop to be part of the 2020/2021 women’s Serie A best XI. Bugeja is the only player from her team U.S. Sassuolo Calcio Femminile, to be included in the list and joins the ranks of fellow female football stars Barbara Bonansea and Cristiana Girelli from Juventus, former Milan captain Valentina Giacinti and Roma’s Annamaria Serturini amongst others.

During the 2020/21 season, Bugeja scored a whopping 12 goals, elevating her to the top of the team’s scoring charts.

Congratulations Haley!

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Bernard Grech visits Big G’s & Strait Street on Friday night to meet with youth

Mar 5 2022

The Nationalist Party leader was rather busy on Friday night after hitting the busy streets of Valletta and St. Julian’s to mix and mingle with Malta’s youth.

Bernard Grech was seen visiting Strait Street in Valletta and Triq Ross in St. Julian’s, both of which are typical weekend hangouts for Malta’s younger generations. Crowds flocked around the PN leader to grab a quick selfie as he continued with his campaign trail leading up to the March 26 general election.

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Grech has repeatedly highlighted the importance of youth in Malta’s development and him taking it a step further on Friday night may just be a testament to that belief. This week, both party leaders also visited the G.F. Abela Junior College in Msida, embracing the waves of young supporters enrolled there.

Where you in Valletta or St. Julian’s on Friday night?

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