Highlands and Islands MSP Ariane Burgess has called for greater investment in local food production as concerns grow over Scotland's reliance on imported fruit and vegetables.
Food and drink businesses across the Highlands, Moray and Western Isles have secured more than £1.39 million for new equipment, increased production and investment in local processing.
Moray farmers could receive grants of up to £20,000 through the latest Future Farming Investment Scheme, with £14.25 million available across Scotland.
Ness Walk in Inverness will welcome two of Tuscany's most celebrated wine estates for an exclusive evening of rare vintages, Highland produce and guided wine tasting on 21 November.
The First Minister visited the Black Isle Show as the Scottish Government confirmed a new £14.25 million round of farming investment grants, with enhanced support for Highlands and Islands businesses and crofters.
Students across Scotland can celebrate SQA Results Day with a free Garlic and Mozzarella Bombe at Zizzi as the latest figures show rising pass rates and record qualification achievements.
Farmers and crofters across Scotland will be able to apply for grants of up to £20,000 under the next round of the Future Farming Investment Scheme, with enhanced support for businesses in the Highlands and Islands.
Byres Farm near Fochabers is expanding by taking on the juice production side of Elgin's Orchard, giving visitors the chance to watch apples being pressed and bottled while preserving a well loved Moray brand.
Scotch whisky exports to the United States will once again be tariff free from Friday, providing a major boost for distillers, suppliers and communities across Scotland, including Speyside.
Inverness family bakery Harry Gow has launched its new Sharing Cake Range in 50 Asda stores across Scotland, bringing its award winning scratch baked cakes to customers far beyond the Highlands.
Scotland's pubs should receive the same business rates support as those in England, according to the Campaign for Real Ale, following the UK Government's...
The SNP has marked one year since Argentina became the first country to grant Scotch Whisky Geographical Indication protection, celebrating the trade milestone as Scotland prepares to face Argentina.
A new interactive digital trail is celebrating Scotland's bakery industry, with two Highland favourites among the businesses showcasing the country's rich baking heritage.
A neglected patch of land in Invergordon is being transformed into a thriving community garden, with volunteers invited to help it continue growing for the benefit of local people and wildlife.
CrossReach is receiving £1.7 million to expand residential rehabilitation, introduce dedicated detox beds and protect supported recovery accommodation for people across the Highlands and Islands.
Thousands of 10p donations from customers at Scotmid, Semichem and Lakes & Dales Co op stores have raised £22,000 for the DEC Venezuela Earthquake Appeal in just four weeks.
Nelson's Tower in Forres will mark the end of its 2026 season with a rare evening opening featuring sunset views, birthday cake, bubbly, ship's biscuits and a tot of grog.
New work by Orkney artist Anne Bevan and Moray based Mary Bourne explores coastal life, renewable energy, conservation and environmental change at Inverness Museum & Art Gallery.
Corran Ferry relief vessel Maid of Glencoul has returned to Loch Linnhe following its annual refit and will provide cover when MV Corran undergoes maintenance in November.