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ERF is to shed a further 67 jobs at its truck plant in Middlewich, Cheshire, following the previously-announced decision by parent company MAN to relocate production to Germany. 12-Jun-2003 ERF is to relocate its Cheshire-based truck manufacturing operation to Germany, and parent company MAN is seeking an alternative use for the £28m factory in Middlewich. 05-Mar-2002 ERF is planning to shed 370 jobs in its Cheshire-based truck manufacturing business, as part of a cost-cutting campaign by parent company MAN. 12-Sep-2001 ERF has opened its new truck building facility in Cheshire, which will produce 3,000 units a year on a single shift. 19-Feb-2001 ERF, the Cheshire-based truck maker, has been sold by its Canadian parent Western Star to MAN of Germany for about £110m. 01-Feb-2000 ERF has confirmed plans to relocate its truck building operation from Sandbach to a single site at Middlewich, and work on the £25m manufacturing facility is due to start this summer. 17-Jun-1999 ERF Trucks is seeking to relocate its Sandbach production operation to nearby Middlewich, which would involve moving up to 400 workers. 21-Jan-1999 ERF has reached agreement to build 2,000 trucks a year for Isuzu Motors Europe, which will create additional jobs at its plants in Sandbach and Middlewich. 10-Dec-1998 Western Star Trucks Holdings of Canada is to acquire ERF Holdings, the last UK-owned heavy trucks maker, for £27.4m. 21-May-1996
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