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News21 June 2022

Proposals for significant investment in Fife

Scotch Whisky Investments (SWI) has announced a significant investment in Fife, including proposals for a new multifunctional project in Falkland with an iconic headquarters, and an expansion of a whisky storage facility in Glenrothes.

Stijn de Smit21 June 20221 min read
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Scotch Whisky Investments (SWI) has announced a significant investment in Fife, including proposals for a new multifunctional project in Falkland with an iconic headquarters, and an expansion of a whisky storage facility in Glenrothes.

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