All Scotland articles – Page 8

  • David Bryson
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    The Co-op makes Scottish tomato pledge

    2010-06-14T09:01:01Z

    The Co-operative has pledged to take all the product from Ayrshire tomato grower David Bryson.

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    Scotherbs project reaches out

    2010-05-23T14:01:01Z

    Scotherbs, primary school herb project has taken off this year with a staggering 500 schools from across Scotland registering to receive a pack.

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    Scottish trade participation urged

    2010-04-21T13:01:02Z

    Industry organisation Scotland Food & Drink is urging all food and drink organisations to get involved in this year’s Scottish Food & Drink Fortnight.

  • Jim Booth: collaboration is key
    Article

    Scots seek produce collaboration

    2010-03-02T08:01:02Z

    Businesses in the Scottish fresh produce trade have been urged to put issues of commercial sensitivity and business rivalry aside to work collaboratively and ensure their long-term futures.

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    Sainsbury's boosts Scottish jobs

    2009-08-10T10:26:59Z

    Sainsbury’s is to create 1,300 jobs in Scotland.

  • Waitrose raises Scottish stakes
    Article

    Waitrose raises Scottish stakes

    2009-07-14T10:01:01Z

    Waitrose has announced it is to open its first ever store in Glasgow at the end of the year, with more than 100 jobs up for grabs.

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    Government grants get Scottish approval

    2009-06-24T10:01:01Z

    The Scottish Executive is handing out new food grants totalling £2.1 million, much of it destined for fruit and vegetable suppliers.

  • NFU Scotland elects leaders
    Article

    NFU Scotland elects leaders

    2009-02-24T13:01:01Z

    Jim McLaren has been re-elected unopposed as the president of NFU Scotland, having already served one term in this two-year post.

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    Scottish food recycling kicks into action

    2009-01-18T12:01:01Z

    Scottish Water Waste Services has been awarded a licence to begin recycling food waste following the installation of a multi-million pound system at its composting site near Cumbernauld.

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    Scotland's NVZ fear

    2007-03-04T15:01:01Z

    Growers and farmers may have to quit the industry if the Scottish Executive continues with plans for restrictions in Scotland’s Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZs).