Merseyside Food Products Ltd

[georgie t]

the externals dont do this place justice in my eyes its huge

once we,d gained access it was looking a bit like a fail with the main warehouse basically just a shell it didnt look good but through the darkness we went working our way in and out the network of rooms and corridors a couple of stair cases later and were on the roof

there was a bit of a strange discovery in one of the dark storage rooms a room full of pine cots still in the boxes....which i found was odd

anyway i couldnt find any history on this place although im assuming it closed 2001...could be wrong

it may have been something to do with margarine as the huge poster in the basement gave it away but there was probably other products made here aswell

another one we have explored along regent road

explored with kevsy 21



























office space a bit trashed...




then we found this tunnel this was getting interesting..




cot anyone...?








down to the basement..






roof shot

[Ged]

I do like a mooch. Feels like i'm there. Great hobby

[az_gila]

Great pics.

No graffiti at this location - was it harder to get into than the other locations?

[kevin]

It's the sort of place my son and his mates get into. They paint a wall white then practice their grafitti. Once the wall is covered, they paint it white and do it again.
Worries me a little, but better than doing it on public property I guess.

[hmtmaj]

Thats All White then

[georgie t]

Great pics.

No graffiti at this location - was it harder to get into than the other locations?

cheers m8 there was only a little graff on the side wall of the warehouse something about a copper being bent or something

it was probably one of the easiest to get into to be honest with zero climbing involved

[merseywail]

My late dad worked there during the 70's & 80's . He often brought home "free margarine". Sadly i can't remember when it closed, but he was made redundant late 80's if i recall correctly

[georgie t]

My late dad worked there during the 70's & 80's . He often brought home "free margarine". Sadly i can't remember when it closed, but he was made redundant late 80's if i recall correctly

cheers for that info m8