A malt firm says it is aiming to make a big reduction in its carbon footprint by using a 44-tonne electric truck. Boortmalt said drivers would deliver malt from its base in Bury St Edmunds, in Suffolk ...
At £342k, a Suffolk malt company's first electric lorry doesn't come cheap - but bosses believe it will quickly prove its worth. Despite costing three times its diesel equivalent - which would be ...
An international malting company has announced a £12 million investment to expand its malting facility in Buckie, on the Morayshire coast. The expansion will support the growing demand for malt in ...
If achieved, it will reduce the footprint of Boortmalt’s barley by 200,000 tonnes of CO2-equivalent. Chief executive Yvan Schaepman said: “At Boortmalt, we believe that evolving together towards ...
The IFA Malting Barley Committee has requested that Boortmalt management review the 63kph parameter at the start of the harvest. The IFA Malting Barley Committee has requested that Boortmalt ...
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