Aberdeen Angus

James Taylor of Taylors Snacks outside an Aldi store with his company's crisps. Picture: Julie Howden

How Taylor family took their crisps from Perthshire farm to Aldi's UK stores

Some of Scotland's most rare breeds will be represented at the Royal Highland Show

Seven of Scotland's rare breeds represented at Royal Highland Show

NFU Scotland and other key food and farming industry stakeholders – Quality Meat Scotland, Salmon Scotland, Seafood Scotland and Scottish Agricultural Organisation Society - have joined Scotland Food & Drink in writing to Home Secretary James Cleverly MP, calling for a rethink in proposed UK immigration rules (pic: Jim Moran)

UK urged to reconsider immigration laws that could harm food and farming sector

Four-year-old Loader, who weighs about 1,350 kilos, is the farm's most sought after bull (pic: Roxburgh Mains)

Scottish farmer secures global business deal selling cow genetics

Burger King is shaking up its menu from 26 July by adding a new burger and loaded fries (Photo: Getty Images)

Burger King shakes-up menu with new £7.99 burger and cheesy fries

Willie McLaren received the prestigious Sir William Young award in 2011

Obituary: Wille McLaren, cattle breeder known as ‘Mr Aberdeen Angus’

Pig sector is still facing up to major market challenges

Aberdeen Angus in demand

Cows on a farm in the Scottish Borders. Scotch Beef is now back on the menu in Canada for the first time in 24 years

Scotch beef back on the menu in Canada after 24 years

Drowning in Amazon cardboard boxes, Bill Jamieson can hear the voice of Greta Thunberg in his head (Picture: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images)

My cardboard habit is out of hand and I fear a Greta Thunberg intervention – Bil...

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Vicki Swales: It’s in our nature to love good food

Nicola Sturgeon hopes to lure tourists to Scotland with the quality of its food (Picture: Chris J Ratcliffe/AFP/Getty)

Leader comment: Scotland can be a foodie paradise

The Â£1.5 million restaurant will open at St Andrew Square on 11 November (Photo: Gillian McDonald)

A look inside Gaucho, Edinburgh's new Argentinian steakhouse

'We need a science-based approach to delivering quality,' said Steve McLean of Marks and Spencer. Picture: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

Marks & Spencer building science into beef supply chain

Johnny Mackey was previously head of industry development at Quality Meat Scotland. Picture: Alan Richardson

Aberdeen Angus society parts company with chief

Demand for Aberdeen Angus bulls was led by commercial and pedigree buyers. Picture: Contributed

Aberdeen Angus bulls make strong start at Stirling

House builder established award-winning herd of cattle. Picture: Contributed

Obituary: Alexander Raeburn Grieve

Breeders were more selective about what they put forward for sale

Aberdeen Angus bull sales overcome slow start

Cheese maker James Reid. Picture: Catriona Thomson

Travel: Food tour in north east of Scotland

The Blue Bar Cafe above the Traverse Theatre. Picture: Esme Allen

Liam Rudden: Bar vital for after-show discussion

Neil Forbes' smoked mackerel pate. Picture: Contributed

Recipes: Smoked mackerel pâté | beef shin stew

David Rainy-Brown

Obituary: David Rainy-Brown, dog breeder and agricultural expert

Farming: Identifying the best way ahead

Dexter looks right for beef farmers

Picture: AP

Regulations alone will not build confidence in food supply

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Mackie’s extends crisps deal with Asda

Highland club steak claim for best football pie

Restaurant review: Impressive Gallic fare cooked with flair at Le Sept, Hunter S...

Recommended restaurant: The Grain Store

Easter recipes

Records tumble as bull fetches 15,000gns

Travel: Secluded spa retreats offer a haven away from daily grind

Restaurant Review: Kyloe, The Rutland Hotel, 1-3 Rutland Street

Oatridge beef unit given a clean start

Premium for Shorthorn as Morrisons goes native

Five burgers a week raises cancer risk

Recommended restaurant: First Coast food simply first class

Buyers ensure good returns at Stirling's spring bull sales

Farming: Stirling's autumn bull sales kick off with top prices reaching 12,000gn...

Scots breeders join in Aberdeen Angus genetics deal with Brazil

Food for thought

Royal Highland organisers unveil winter fair judges
JUDGES from all parts of the agriculture industry will be officiating at this year's Royal Highland Winter Fair at the Royal Highland Centre on 24 November and ...

Aberdeen Angus winner sold

Aberdeen Angus sires hit a high as demand soars

Restaurant review: Bijou Bistro, Edinburgh

Why farms must change to save the planet

Best deli/farm shop

Consumers are 'misled' into eating poorer beef

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