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The Herald
heraldscotland.com > news > 26516500.84-scots-want-buy-scottish-food-drink

Scots’ appetite for Scottish produce grows as 84 per cent say they want to buy more

1+ hour, 31+ min ago   (375+ words) More than eight out of 10 Scots want to buy more Scottish food and drink, according to new research released as this year’s Scottish Food & Drink September campaign gets under way. The month-long campaign launched yesterday and celebrates the stories behind…...

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heraldscotland.com > life_style > 26493716.meet-scots-shepherdess-blazing-trail-bute

My family lost it all to foot-and-mouth – now new disease has farmers fearing worst

4+ day, 9+ hour ago   (1015+ words) As part of a new weekend magazine series, we shine a spotlight on Scots from all walks of life, sharing their incredible stories and experiences. I grew up on a farm near Hawick in the Scottish Borders. As the eldest…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26502235.salmon-firm-backs-cowal-gathering-12th-year

Scottish salmon producer backs Cowal Gathering as headline sponsor for 12th year

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (265+ words) A Scottish salmon producer is supporting one of the world’s largest Highland games as headline sponsor for the 12th consecutive year. Bakkafrost Scotland has returned to support the Cowal Gathering in Dunoon, with around 10 members of its team helping to prepare…...

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heraldscotland.com > politics > viewpoint > 26498287.greens-discovered-morning-roll-possibly-go-wrong

Scottish Greens have discovered the morning roll – what could possibly go wrong?

1+ week, 11+ min ago   (547+ words) The Greens are surely due the nation's gratitude for backing a campaign to elevate the Scottish Morning Roll to UNESCO world heritage status. They're obviously keen to address tired and lazy accusations that they are little more than a party…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26496414.scotland-launch-new-national-traditional-music-company

Scotland to launch national performing company for traditional music

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (374+ words) Scotland is set to launch a new National Performing Company dedicated to traditional music. The initiative aims to raise the global profile of Scottish folk music and give it the same national platform as other performing arts. Reception for traditional…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26487662.rise-bluetongue-cases-scotland-control-zone-introduced

Rise in confirmed bluetongue cases in Scotland as control zone introduced

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (639+ words) The number of bluetongue virus cases confirmed in Scotland has risen as a temporary control zone (TCZ) has been put in place in south-west Scotland. According to an update from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) on…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26485451.1m-investment-set-relaunch-rowan-glen-dairy-factory

Dumfries Rowan Glen dairy factory set for £1 million relaunch after closure

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (509+ words) A dairy factory once at risk of permanent closure is set for a £1 million relaunch. Rowan Glen's Palnure site in Dumfries and Galloway will undergo major investment to expand production and introduce new product lines. Alan Baxter, managing director of…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26482697.culture-now-scotlands-finest-global-export-fringe-chief-declares

Fringe chief declares culture is now Scotland's greatest global export

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (900+ words) The growing international reach of Scottish culture has seen it become the nation’s most important global export, organisers of the country’s biggest event have declared. Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society chief executive Tony Lankester said the creative industries were putting the…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26482413.bluetongue-controls-tightened-lockerbie-case

Bluetongue control zone introduced after Lockerbie case

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (460+ words) New restrictions have been brought in across parts of Dumfries and Galloway after bluetongue was confirmed in two lambs near Lockerbie. The Scottish Government has established a Temporary Control Zone around the area while investigations continue into how the disease…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26480991.new-170-000-east-lothian-flour-mill-create-4-new-jobs

New £170,000 East Lothian flour mill to connect Scottish farmers directly with bakers

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (531+ words) A new flour mill is set to open in East Lothian, creating a direct link between Scottish farmers, millers, bakers and food businesses. Tantallon Mill is being developed by Company Bakery at Auldhame Farm near Seacliff and will process up…...