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The bakery chain plans to shut sites in Enfield, Penrith, Kelso and Seaham over the next two and a half years to cut costs. Greggs said the move will cost £60m initially but save £20m annually by 2028 as it handles rising wage and energy pressures. The firm announced the consultation on Wednesday alongside stronger third-quarter sales growth of 7.7%.
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