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Scotland’s Amazing Larder: Using more local produce and developing healthy eating habits.
The third in the series of Scotland Food & Drink Leadership Dinners, co-sponsored by Livingston James, was attended by Ben Walker who heads up our Farming, Fishing, Food & Drink practice. Once again a very interesting and engaged audience discussed relevant topics around showcasing our own products locally and ensuring an improvement in the health of our domestic population.
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