Monthly Archives: July 2015
A fine move by wine wholesaler
Wholesaler Inverarity Morton is set to launch a new specialist wine division to work with its high-end restaurant, bar and hotel customers.
The new fine wine...
Outdoor seating plans slammed
Policy changes could see charges spiral for Glasgow operators
In addition to licensing and roads consent (said to be £409 for city centre premises), a...
Hotel banks on loch-side views
Fishing rights can also be included in the sale, agent says
A Hotel on the banks of Loch Lochy has been put up for sale, to...
Trade welcomes action on reviews
Investigation into alleged misuse is “long overdue”, groups say
By Gillian McKenzie
AN investigation into alleged “unlawful practices” on review websites has been welcomed by trade...
Booker expansion is getting results
EXPANSION appears to be paying off for food and drink wholesaler Booker Group.
The company’s most recent financial results, for the year ending March 27,...
Evolution vital for wholesale industry
Asim Sarwar says more can be done to understand customer needs
Outgoing Scottish Wholesale Association (SWA) president Asim Sarwar has urged wholesalers to put evolution at...
Time to shake up the menu
Summer in Scotland may be as reliable as a roulette wheel, but when the sun does shine on beer gardens it’s up to publicans to...
Countdown to the World Cup
Rugby World Cup sponsor Heineken has been promoting the Dutch beer brand’s partnership with the tournament through a 100-day campaign celebrating the run up to...
Outlet will go big with summer cider
Pub-goers in Edinburgh will have a wide range of ciders to choose from this month when Old Town pub The Jolly Judge hosts its...
Cider brand hits the festival circuit
Somersby cider’s fictional ‘Lord Somersby’ character is featuring extensively in a summer marketing campaign for the brand.
Activity includes a significant presence at several UK music...
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