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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King', Hit By Scandal, May Exit Fish Business
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Told Off For Sending Biscuits To UK MPs
Britain's Indian-origin 'chicken king', Ranjit Singh Boparan, has been told off for sending boxes of biscuits to MPs investigating his company over a hygiene scandal.
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UK's Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Apologises Over Hygiene Scandal
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' In UK Eyes Biscuit Empire
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", whose poultry operations is battling a hygiene scandal at one of its factories, is reportedly looking at expanding his biscuit empire.
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Indian-Origin Entrepreneur 'Chicken King' Tops UK Regional Asian Rich List
An Indian-origin entrepreneur nicknamed 'Chicken King' for running UK's largest poultry business has topped this year's Asian Rich List for the Midlands region of England with an estimated wealth of 1.35 billion pounds.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Ranjit Boparan at Centre of UK Hygiene Probe
An Indian-origin businessman, referred to as UK's "Chicken King", is at the centre of a major controversey over contamination of poultry.
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British-Indian entrepreneur-led poultry major facing mounting debts: report
A British-Indian entrepreneur Ranjit Boparan, who is credited with expanding his 2 Sisters Food Group from a single shop into one of Britain's biggest poultry supplier, is facing mounting debts as his company is reportedly struggling to modernise.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King', Hit By Scandal, May Exit Fish Business
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Told Off For Sending Biscuits To UK MPs
Britain's Indian-origin 'chicken king', Ranjit Singh Boparan, has been told off for sending boxes of biscuits to MPs investigating his company over a hygiene scandal.
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UK's Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Apologises Over Hygiene Scandal
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' In UK Eyes Biscuit Empire
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", whose poultry operations is battling a hygiene scandal at one of its factories, is reportedly looking at expanding his biscuit empire.
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Indian-Origin Entrepreneur 'Chicken King' Tops UK Regional Asian Rich List
An Indian-origin entrepreneur nicknamed 'Chicken King' for running UK's largest poultry business has topped this year's Asian Rich List for the Midlands region of England with an estimated wealth of 1.35 billion pounds.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Ranjit Boparan at Centre of UK Hygiene Probe
An Indian-origin businessman, referred to as UK's "Chicken King", is at the centre of a major controversey over contamination of poultry.
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British-Indian entrepreneur-led poultry major facing mounting debts: report
A British-Indian entrepreneur Ranjit Boparan, who is credited with expanding his 2 Sisters Food Group from a single shop into one of Britain's biggest poultry supplier, is facing mounting debts as his company is reportedly struggling to modernise.
