Category Archives: Food and Drink
When Andrew and Mandy Treleaven decided they wanted to sell their successful ice cream company, they had full confidence in using Stephens Scown LLP to broker the deal. “One of the fantastic things about Stephens Scown is the number of …
South West law firm Stephens Scown LLP has scooped an innovative marketing award and been highlighted as one of the UK’s progressive law firms at a prestigious legal conference and awards dinner. The firm, which has offices in Exeter, Truro …
South West legal firm Stephens Scown LLP has been shortlisted for three prestigious Law Society Excellence Awards 2011. The firm, which has offices in Exeter, Truro and St Austell, has been selected as finalists in two categories this year – …
From August 12, 2011 only pasties made in Cornwall can be called ‘Cornish Pasties’. This follows the successful application for Protective Geographical Indication (PGI) status for the Cornish pasty under European Law. The PGI status was announced in February 2011, …
UK companies with less than 50 employees generated just 2.4 per cent of their annual sales from online activities last year, according to new research. The study carried out by the Centre for Economic and Business Research revealed that larger …
A new iPhone application championing the region’s local food and drink producers is being launched today (Tuesday 10 May) by Stephens Scown and Taste of the West. ‘Foodfinder SW’ is thought to be one of the first applications of its …
A new iPhone application championing the region’s local food and drink producers is being launched today (Tuesday 10 May) by Stephens Scown and Taste of the West. ‘Foodfinder SW’ is thought to be one of the first applications of its …
Exeter legal firm Stephens Scown has thrown its weight behind a local food and drink producer with a giant chicken and eye-catching blue van taking to Southernhay West. Solicitors and staff based at Stephens Scown in the city centre were …
From mid March, only pasties made in Cornwall can be called ‘Cornish Pasties’. This follows the successful application for Protective Geographical Indication (PGI) status for the Cornish pasty under European Law. The intention behind PGI status is to protect the …
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