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One of the organisations we work with are Eat South West Scotland. This is the regional food group for Dumfries…

Supposed food shortages

Don't you get frustrated with the news and "salad shortage", or "limited sales of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers"! So, what happens, everyone rushes out to their supermarket to buy and the shortages get worse!

January Blues

Now that we’ve reached February it’s time to tell you that I definitely didn’t suffer from them. The last two Januarys have been difficult but January 2023 you most definitely rocked and brought back to me why I love what I do.

I’m just the groom

We like variety at Food from Farming. So when Louise’s Farm Kitchen got in touch with us to see if…

Work-life balance

How many times do you now see the following or similar in an email signature “I have sent this email…

Scotland’s Speciality Food Show

January is normally a relaxing month for most in the food and drink industry. A chance for businesses to take…

The Michelin Guide

The 2022 Michelin Guide has been published and congratulations are in order for: The Auldgirth Inn, The Limetree restaurant, Moffat…

Oxford Farming Conference

Oxford Farming Conference 2022, January 5th – 7th This year was my first time attending the OFC, albeit digitally! The…

January

January is a difficult month for a lot of people, some of us feel really down after the parties and…

Our Gift Ideas

It’s that time of year again when we all go daft buying food, drink and presents for one another. Some…

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