Business

PLANS have been submitted to bring the major sushi chain to Elgin.

Huge profits recorded by fertiliser manufacturers in 2022 at a time when farmgate costs saw an unprecedented spike need to be addressed says Union.

The James Hutton Institute collaborates with the Scottish Society for Crop Research for a sector event later this month.

MOLLIE Powney, who is a former Forres Academy pupil, has devoted hours of time to helping young people at the school and its feeder primary schools.

Labour costs grew within the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector throughout the 12 months of 2022, according to the latest data.

THE Rothes distillery has previously been a well-kept secret.

The EQ Food and Drink pavilion at Turriff Show will be the heart to some of the finest Scottish local food and drink producers in the region.

WALKER'S Shortbread celebrated its 125th anniversary by hosting a birthday bash with fun, games and entertainment for employees and families.

Scotland’s rural economy is set to be severely hit by Free Trade Agreements negotiated between the UK and non-EU trading partners, the SNP has warned.

AFTER halving Glentauchers emissions, Chivas Brothers is to share its carbon slashing technology with other firms.

MORAY Council is inviting potential suppliers of first aid training to learn more about an upcoming tender opportunity.

A FAMILY firm with a difference has opened a museum, open workshop and gift shop in the old Stuart’s Cycles shop.

THE move will increase the company's turnover by over £4 million.

The 2023 Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards shortlist is revealed

Boots has confirmed there is “no change” to the status of its north-east stores but warned a “small number” will close across Scotland.

MAKING a success of running a social enterprise is set to take centre stage at an information session in Elgin.

AN extra 1,500 square metres of factory and office space has been added.

IT was a quieter week of fish landings at Buckie Harbour last week, with catches down by over 50 per cent.

A CALL has gone out for Moray’s reliable traders to sign up to a scheme that protects customers from poor workmanship.

BUCKIE High have become the first Moray school to strike gold with a major languages award.