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Scott’s Refrigerated Freightways is one of the nation's leading suppliers of refrigerated logistics. Since 1952, Scott’s has been linking the nation's leading food and beverage manufacturers with retail supermarkets around the country. Whether it is transport between interstate capitals via road or rail, distribution to regional areas, or temperature controlled warehousing, Scott’s has the logistics solution for your organisation. With strategically located cold storage, cross-docking and distribution facilities in all major capitals, no chilled or frozen consignment is too big or too small to be accommodated. Scott’s Refrigerated Freightways is a subsidiary of AHG Refrigerated Logistics.

Scott/Tiger is now a part of Miracle 42 - Go follow us: https://www.linkedin.com/company/miracle-42-a-s. Scott/Tiger is an IT consultancy company offering highly qualified and committed consultants within our focus areas: Oracle Technology, Database Administration, Test and Validation. Within Oracle technology, we are familiar with the latest technologies like Application Development Framework and WebLogic, but also have skills in the classic Oracle toolset (PL/SQL, Forms). Our Operation Center Scott/Tiger Services offers Database Administration, hosting and 24/7 support to ensure that your database environments are up and running. In Test, our certified Testers and Test Managers are familiar with best practice methods and tools. Furthermore we are experienced in the Life Sciences Industry and know the regulatory requirements so we can assist you with software validation.

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INDUSTRY SUCCESS THROUGH RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) is transforming the relationship between the aquaculture industry and research communities. By developing connections and collaboration between them, we promote innovative solutions to industry-defined issues and problems. Our areas of interest include fish and shellfish health and welfare; feeding, quality and nutrition; breeding and stock improvement; and engineering. The aim of our work is commercial success, a more sustainable industry, and economic growth. The benefits of SAICs work reach beyond the industry too. By working on applied research projects, academics can access funding, gain opportunities to demonstrate impacts in future funding exercises, and address problems under commercial conditions. Based at the University of Stirling, we are funded by the Scottish Funding Council in partnership with Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise, with funding matched by the industry.