Firefighters were called to a Teesside factory following a blaze.
The fire brigade responded to a call out after reports of a fire at the KP Snacks factory in Billingham.
The fire happened at the Macklin Avenue premises at around 8pm on Monday.
KP Snacks said that it was a minor incident caused by a power outage.
Crews using thermal imaging cameras were on scene until after 11pm after the blaze, which damaged an industrial crisp fryer.
A statement from Cleveland Fire Brigade said the fryer was “severely damaged by fire” and there was “smoke logging” to the factory floor.
They added that a total of eight breathing apparatus were used, alongside one jet and one hose reel.
Firefighters also used an internal drenching system while battling the fire.
A total of four fire engines responded to the call out, all from Saltburn and Stockton stations.
A KP Snacks spokesperson said: “I can confirm that the fire brigade attended our Teesside site last night (28 December) to deal with a minor incident following a power outage.
“Nobody was injured and the power was restored by 8:45pm. There is no impact on our delivery to customers as a result of the incident.”
