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The misconceptions about Cornish style and how to get it right for a staycation - Vimarsana News

The misconceptions about Cornish style and how to get it right for a staycation

Travel restrictions and the G7 Summit could mean everyone is thinking about visiting Cornwall, again

Celtic & Co poaches Frugi's online boss - Vimarsana News

Celtic & Co poaches Frugi's online boss

Williams will join from Frugi, where he has been director of ecommerce and marketing since 2019, at the end of May. He joined the kidswear brand from

CHPVA 'disappointed' by ruling on Chinese plywood imports - Vimarsana News

CHPVA 'disappointed' by ruling on Chinese plywood imports

Comments Decorative plywood manufactured by Celtic Co. was included in a Canadian antidumping probe. OTTAWA, Ontario – The Canadian Hardwood Plywood & Veneer Association (CHPVA) released a statement saying it is “surprised and disappointed” by a recent government ruling not to impose antidumping duties on decorative plywood imported from China. The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) determined that the China-made decorative plywood panels “have not caused injury and are not threatening to cause injury to the domestic industry.” Chinese companies involved in t...

Why the coatigan is the new work blazer you need to know - Vimarsana News

Why the coatigan is the new work blazer you need to know

It used to be a guilty secret only worn in private. But now, this fashion editor is championing its versatility.

'Putting UK, not GB, delayed my fish for 24 hours' - Vimarsana News

'Putting UK, not GB, delayed my fish for 24 hours'

'Putting UK, not GB, delayed my fish for 24 hours' Two weeks into the UK's new trading relationship with the EU, there appear to be teething troubles. Logistics firms have paused deliveries to the UK. Exporters point to huge increases in documentation required. And firms dealing with perishable produce say they have lost money over delays at border crossings. Some of these hurdles are likely to be overcome as the new rules bed in. Others may prove to be more persistent. To find out the current state of play, we spoke to four firms in different sectors. 'We've gone back 30 years'

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