Barley Bound for Scotch Whisky Production
This week has seen our Stores, Laboratory and Haulage teams collaborating to load a significant sized cargo of Camgrain Member’s top specification Malting Barley onto the MV Victress out of Ipswich bound for one of our supply-chain partners for high quality Whisky production.
Despite the loading coinciding with the first rain in East Anglia for several weeks the loading was completed well ahead of schedule.
With the bulk haulage sector having experienced a challenging season due to the Covid-19 pandemic it has been great for the team to have this kind of normality to work on. Utilising shipping for the bulk of the journey saves food miles and is more efficient.
Whilst all this has been happening, our haulage team have also brought in some further improvements to their operation with a number of processes being made electronic to avoid the need for paperwork to be exchanged, as part of Camgrain’s Covid-secure measures.
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by Henry Reynolds, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by John Jefferies, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by John Charlesworth, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by Adam Driver, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by Henry Reynolds, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate, kindly provided by John Jeffries, Farmer Director
Over the Farm Gate , kindly provided by John Charlesworth, Farmer Director
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