Ken Sturgeon retires from G&G after 6 years service

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) March 3, 2004 -- Ken, previously a motor vehicle technician who has worked in engineering

for 50 years, ensured the smooth running of the entire G&G factory and

offices. He also established an efficient waste system and created a

professional maintenance department during his time with the company. In

fact he hasn't totally gone yet. He has agreed to stay on part-time for a

while, mainly on an advisory basis.



"I'll be able to slacken the pace and spend more time on my passion which

is classic American cars and the buying and selling of American

militaria," says Ken.



Consequently, Ken's retirement gift from the company was a 2 years'

subscription to 'Classic American Magazine'.



"It was a sad day for me - and for G&G - when I learnt of Ken's impending

retirement. His approach to his work was energetic and youthful. He was

constantly on the ball with repairs, maintenance and innovative ideas for

improvements and upgrades. He was a gentleman with wonderful manners, and

a pleasure to work with. Ken was very much liked and very well thought of

by all Directors and staff here at G&G. I wish him well in his personal

pursuits," says Kathy Windle, Executive Director, Manufacturing.



About G&G Food Supplies



G&G manufactures and distributes food supplements of all kinds. The

company, which employs 80 staff, is totally independent and was

established by Sheila and David Gaiman in 1965.



Photo caption: Ken receiving his retirement gift - a 2 years' subscription

to 'Classic American Magazine'. From left to right: Laura Wilks

(Establishment Manager), Myles McEntyre (Deputy Executive Director

Manufacturing), Kathy Windle (Executive Director, Manufacturing), Ken

Sturgeon, John Bruce (Systems and Engineering Manager) and Adam Clark

(Estates Manager) who has taken over from Ken. Adam was previously the

Machine Maintenance In Charge).