Company buy new truck to help meet delivery demands
Isle of Man Meats has seen an increase in on-Island sales, as more Manx residents opt for local produce.
The company has bought a new truck to help meet the demands of an increase of deliveries around the Island.
The vehicle will be used to keep local stores, butchers and supermarkets stocked.
Director of the meat plant, Phil Parsons, has welcomed the extra custom:
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