The cause of a massive fire today which badly damaged a Belfast bakery has yet to be discovered, according to officials.
Twelve fire appliances from across the city were called to the O'Hara's plant at Cambrai Street, off the Shankill Road in Belfast, to tackle the blaze beside a chemical distribution centre.
No one was injured in the incident.
The source of the blaze has yet to be established, but authorities are examining the scene for signs of a deliberate attack.
Divisional officer Mr Chris Kerr said the site has suffered severe damage.
"The fire was spreading rapidly and we had to ask for assistance from all over Belfast," he said.
"Good work by the crews stopped the fire spreading to an adjacent chemical factory."
Asked whether the fire may have been caused by arsonists, Mr Kerr he replied: "We are certainly considering that."
The outbreak at the bakery is the third major blaze in the North in the past 24 hours.
A disused building at Wellington College in south Belfast was partially gutted yesterday, while a clothing factory in a Co Antrim industrial estate suffered £300,000 worth of damage in another fire.