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Tony's Talk - Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained!
I have often wondered why so few of our customers enter The National Fish & Chip Awards; Drywite’s excellent Young Fish Friers’ Competition; or the NFFF’s Quality Awards? Not to win or not to qualify is not a disgrace! It is normally just the opposite for not only gaining kudos from actually entering you will be surprised at how much help and guidance is forthcoming. I well remember the first rally I entered in our elderly Triumph 2000. There were no novice events in those days and I had to jump in at the deep end into a Motoring News Championship round. We failed to finish the Event as my Navigator fell ill just as dawn broke over the Brecon Beacons but boy - did we learn a lot!
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Whitley News Issue 127
Whitley News Issue 127 Highlights all things National Fish & Chip Day 2018!! Find out how to get involved. We have features on Drywite - including the benefits of All Seasons, Potato Preparation and the Fresh Produce Wash. Tony's Talk discusses a Packaging Quandary! New Products Launched this issue include - Sam's Natural Kitchen - Mushy Peas, Wright's New Slices, Linpac Black TT10s, Beef Cutlets, Southern Fried Chicken Breast Fillets, Angelito Ice Cream, Brown Corrugated Fish & Chip Boxes, SO Clear Spring Water, and the Veggie Masala Pie from Pukka.
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Tony's Talk - Packaging Quandary!
Packaging Quandary! (compounded further by projections for a global paper shortage!) As if we didn’t have enough to worry about what with ‘Brexit’, rising prices, overhead increases, and acrylamide lurking just around the corner, Mr. Attenborough comes along and has elevated the issue plastic packaging usage and recycling to a new level. The damage inflicted on our environment by the ever-increasing amounts of waste plastic (12 million tonnes of which enters our Oceans every year!) should be of concern to all of us. Yet plastic itself is not to blame. In its multitude of forms plastic has extended the shelf life and preservation of food, made the carrying of food and drink far more convenient, protected goods in transit and provided highly efficient levels of insulation etc.
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