KP Snacks, the company behind popular snacks like Hula-Hoops and Tyrrells, actually stands for Kenyon Produce, named after founder Charles Kenyon, who started a jam company in 1853. The company has a long history of producing various foods, including nuts, pickles, sweets, and sauces, and is now known as the UK’s top nut brand. In 2013, KP Snacks joined forces with Interstate Snacks, continuing to dominate the snack market with their peanut products and expanding their reach across Europe.
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Controlling man who strangled partner when she tried to leave him guilty of murder
Kieron Goodwin, 33, was found guilty of murdering his girlfriend, Olivia Wood, 29, on the night she intended to leave him after a short, abusive relationship. Over three months, Goodwin subjected Olivia to severe physical and psychological abuse, coercing her into sexual activities and manipulating her into giving him over £6,000, which he used for cocaine. Following a five-week trial, he was convicted of murder and 15 other offenses against Olivia and three other women,...
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