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A Scottish engineering firm is in talks with Mongolian authorities to supply robots that could be used to cut the cost of maintaining the famed Trans-Siberian Railway.
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FAMILIES are being forced to ration meals as shrinking wage packets and cuts in benefits take their toll on households, official figures have indicated. Delete the scoop?
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Food prices are set to rise after a summer of wet weather hit harvests, Scottish farmers warn. Delete the scoop?
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Susan Fleming (right) and Angie Craven (left) stumbled on to a winning formula when they developed a unique recipe for fudge flavoured with one of Scotland's best-loved exports - Irn-Bru. Delete the scoop?
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A CHAIN of Indian restaurants has revealed it will commit to sourcing its meat and vegetable supplies from Scotland, a move which is expected to pump £500,000 a year into local producers and growers. Delete the scoop?
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The announcement that a £17 million investment in Kirkcaldy has been secured thanks to Scottish Enterprise support has been hailed as “fantastic news”. Delete the scoop?
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ORGANISED gangs of illegal cockle pickers are putting Scots at risk of serious food poisoning. Delete the scoop?
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Seafood Scotland has always believed that Scottish haddock is the best, but a series of consumer panels carried out for the organisation in Scotland and... Delete the scoop?
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The co-operatives, Arla Foods amba and Milk Link agree to merge creating the country's biggest dairy firm. Delete the scoop?
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Exports of fresh Scottish salmon leap to record levels for the second consecutive year, according to official figures. Delete the scoop?
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France tops export league table for Scottish food and drink. Delete the scoop?
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A YOUNG entrepreneur who has developed a “healthy” pizza in conjunction with a Scottish nutrition professor has secured a deal with supermarket giant Asda. Delete the scoop?
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Dennis Robertson, SNP MSP and member of the Scottish Parliament’s rural affairs committee, has written to the Chief Executive of Tesco, Philip Clarke, for Tesco to explain the disparity between Tesco and other retailers in Westhill at the time the... Delete the scoop?
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A SPECIALIST tea company is close to launching in the United States with a distribution deal which could be worth more than £250,000 in the first year. Delete the scoop?
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Hall’s of Broxburn has made huge losses despite significant investment by owners VION Food UK. Delete the scoop?
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Three leading supermarket chains say they will not buy Scottish mackerel while its environmental certification is suspended because of a dispute with Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Delete the scoop?
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THE family which owns one of Scotland's biggest Subway franchises is warning that the U-turn on the so-called pasty tax will restrict its expansion plans and lead to higher prices for consumers. Delete the scoop?
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The increasing appetite for ‘grow your own’ was served up a cash boost today by Environment Minister Stewart Stevenson. Delete the scoop?
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Grants and other support for food and drink businesses... Delete the scoop?
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