Top Suffolk farmer hangs up his ploughshare after 26 years | East Anglian Daily Times
The boss of one of Suffolk's leading farms - Home Farm (Nacton) of Ipswich - part of the Orwell Park Estate - has stepped down from his role after…
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The boss of one of Suffolk's leading farms - Home Farm (Nacton) of Ipswich - part of the Orwell Park Estate - has stepped down from his role after…
The boss of one of Suffolk's leading farms - Home Farm (Nacton) of Ipswich - part of the Orwell Park Estate - has stepped down from his role after…
CONCERT: Rodney Barbour presents an organ concert at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 20, at Westmoreland United Methodist Church, where he attended as a child. The native West Virginian is a
Praxis Care celebrates success at awards ceremony
Later, under the control of Kirit and wife Meena, the family firm dropped the "h" in their name and grew to supply 90 per cent of Britain's 7,500 Indian restaurants. Their cooking sauces, pastes, chutneys and pickles became a hit in over 40 countries. The booming brand, worth £200million, was eventually moved to Leigh, Greater Manchester, before it was sold to Associated British Foods (ABF) 14 years ago. George Weston, chief executive of ABF, said: "Kirit was blessed with entrepreneurial flair, astute business acumen and a passion for authentic Indian cuisine. "From humble beginnings he and...