Keith Findlay is a Farming Editor at the Press and Journal in Aberdeen. He specializes in agriculture and farming, covering topics such as animal welfare, food and beverages, and the intersection of business and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues within the agricultural sector. Keith's work has been featured in The Courier and The Press and Journal.
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Aberdeen, United Kingdom (Local)
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Keith Findlay's coverage largely revolves around local businesses and the real estate industry in North-east Scotland, particularly focusing on company developments, job impacts, and government responses. To effectively engage with Keith, pitches should provide insights into local business activities, construction projects or major property developments within the region.
Given his focus on private sector announcements and press releases (such as those from Stewart Milne Group), PR professionals may find success by sharing exclusive updates about companies operating in North-east Scotland or providing unique perspectives on how economic factors impact local industries.
Expert commentary related to the oil & gas sector's influence on local businesses or financial implications for regional development could be of interest to Keith given his coverage themes.
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It joins Dundee-based Highland Game as a Forestry Land Scotland partner.
And he's not planning to hang up his net gauge anytime soon.
The current owners are the Campbell family, who operated Campbell’s Dairies.
By: Keith Findlay
Their birds are nearly all ready for collection after 'very happy lives' in Strathdon.
By: Keith Findlay
Another in Inverness aimed to find homes for up to 1,500 hens.
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North-east farmers will be out in force for a tractor rally from Thainstone to Aberdeen tomorrow.
By: Keith Findlay
And parsnips supplied by Turriff-based Benzies will be on most our Christmas dinner plates too.
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