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Labeltronix serves some of the most prominent brands in North America in a variety of markets, including wine and spirits, craft beer, nutraceutical, food and beverage, and other CPG sectors. The business will continue to operate under the Labeltronix name. ‘We are elated with the addition of Labeltronix to the AWT family,’ said Bruce Hanson, CEO of AWT. ‘Labeltronix has built

AWT Labels & Packaging Extends Labeling Portfolio with Labeltronix Acquisition

The company serves some of the country's most prominent brands, in a variety of markets including wine and spirits, craft beer, nutraceutical, food and beverage, and other CPG sectors. The business will continue to operate under the Labeltronix name.

The renovation of the John Trail book shop in Fraserburgh will be complete soon and an operator is now being sought to run it as a hotel.

The renovation of the John Trail book shop in Fraserburgh will be complete soon and an operator is now being sought to run it as a hotel.

Scaffolding comes down on former Fraserburgh bookshop being converted into hotel Updated: 30/04/2021, 5:35 pm © Supplied by North East Scotland The scaffolding has now come down on the front of a former bookshop in the heart of Fraserburgh. The former Clydesdale bank and John Trail Bookshop on the town’s Mid Street has been transformed by the North East Scotland Preservation Trust (Nespt). Nespt works to bring derelict, disused and redundant Aberdeenshire buildings back to life, and were giv...

© Jamie Ross / DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A renovation of Anderson House and creation of 26 new homes are next on the agenda of a £5.8 million regeneration scheme in the north-east. Fraserburgh 2021 conservation area regeneration scheme is entering its final year and is going to be one which promises ...

© Darrell Benns/DC Thomson A review of Spaces for People measures in towns across the north-east has been completed. Aberdeenshire Council carried out a study of the street installations, which are designed to encourage social distancing, in Ellon, Peterhead, Inverurie, Fraserburgh, Banchory, Stonehaven and Turriff. Following the review, several of the measures have had elements changed or removed. However, others will remain – and could stay in place beyond the end of the pandemic. © Kami ...