McGhee’s, a Glasgow bakery, marks its 90th anniversary and highlights how it has grown from a small shop in Maryhill into a major supplier of biscuits. Multiple outlets report that the company is sharing archive images to commemorate the milestone. Coverage also cites the scale of the business’s current output, stating that McGhee’s produces around 145 million “empire biscuits,” reflecting its position within Scotland’s biscuit and confectionery traditions.
The reports present the anniversary as a look back at the company’s history and development over the decades, while also referencing its present-day production figures. While the sources agree on the key points—McGhee’s anniversary, the Maryhill origins, and the reported 145 million biscuits—details on dates of specific expansions or the exact timeline of growth are not provided in the available summaries. Overall, the coverage focuses on the commemorative release of archival material and the contrast between the bakery’s early local beginnings and its current scale.
