Müller to make significant investment to its Market Drayton facility as part of expansion
Müller UK & Ireland is set to make a significant investment in its Market Drayton facility, demonstrating a strong commitment to the county and signalling future growth.

Shropshire Council recently granted planning permission for the substantial expansion, a move that has been met with enthusiastic support from both council planners and the local town council.
The investment is set to significantly enhance Müller's ability to produce high-quality dairy products at the Market Drayton site, which serves as the headquarters for Müller Yogurt & Desserts. This development is expected to strengthen the long-term relationship between the multinational business and the county.
Beyond boosting production capacity, the expansion is anticipated to create new job opportunities, providing a welcome boost to the local economy and further solidifying Shropshire's position as a key hub for food and drink manufacturing.
Matt Potts, Shropshire Council’s service manager for economy, funding and skills, welcomed the news, stating: "Müller is one of our most high-profile and long-established local employers. This considerable investment is a tremendous show of confidence in what Shropshire has to offer major companies that choose to base their operations here. This development also promises new jobs and opportunities in one of our key sectors."
Mr Potts added that the council's Invest in Shropshire team is "committed to providing any ongoing support required."
Müller has been an integral part of Shropshire's economic landscape for over 30 years, with established sites in Market Drayton, Minsterley, and Telford. The Market Drayton production site, opened in 1992, has grown in significance and has always been important to the county's economy and the local community.
Stuart Ellison, head of engineering – operations at Müller Yogurt & Desserts, highlighted the company's dedication to the area. "We are dedicated to supporting the local Shropshire community and investing in our existing sites as we continue to focus on growth and delivering high-quality products to the nation," he said.
Mr Ellison expressed excitement about the project, adding, "We are excited about this site development and look forward to sharing more details in due course."






