Batson-Cook is guided by five core values in all of our business activities. These values serve as our compass, guiding our interactions with clients, trade partners, and employees, and aid our decision-making process. This approach fosters a culture of success that benefits everyone working with Batson-Cook. • We care about people and results. • We are passionate. • We always strive to do the right thing. • We do what we say we are going to do. • We build strong, lasting relationships. #batsoncook #ExperiencetheBCDifference
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Blackthorn News: Thank you so much to James McLaughlin and Alan Jenkins #Channel5News for your interest and the generous feature on Tuesday evening. These visuals tell our stories better than we ever could! 📷: Channel 5 #blackthornsalt #blackthorn #seasalt #salt #graduationtower #scottishseasalt #madeinscotland #sustainablefood #thorntower #saltmaking #sustainablebusiness #organicfooduk #organicfood #familybusiness #channel5news
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Check out this interview with our CEO and National Provisioner!
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