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Harks back to the M&S USP. Just like Aston, Rolls Royce, etc. We need to focus on hand-built, quality products rather than mass production. Yes, we've got Nissan up in Sunderland and the like, but for UK brands, a focus on quality rather than trying to compete with Asian imports is the key.
Totally as the man said being a British product still attracts a premium.
Wool jumpers from Scotland / Wales Steel from Sheffield.
If you look at other successes such as Dyson, Bayliss (wind up radio) raspberry pi etc manufacturing can be done abroad but the thinking done here.
Harks back to the M&S USP. Just like Aston, Rolls Royce, etc. We need to focus on hand-built, quality products rather than mass production. Yes, we've got Nissan up in Sunderland and the like, but for UK brands, a focus on quality rather than trying to compete with Asian imports is the key.
Rule Brewtannia! The delightfully potty tale of how the only tea plantation in England pulled off the greatest coup of all... selling tea TO China
Tregothnan Estate in Cornwall is the first and only one of its kind in the UK
100 acres of evergreen tropical plant thrive on the banks of the River Fal
China is the largest producer in the world, making 2.2 million tons per year
cheap contractor tea as well
He emphasises the word ‘fine’ and likens the blends produced by the big brands — using as many as 35 different types of tea — to cheap supermarket whisky.
By contrast, Tregothnan offers the equivalent of a single malt in its ‘Fresh Plucked’ tea, made entirely from leaves on the estate which are picked in the afternoon and dispatched the same night for an astonishing £92.50 per 2.5 grams, just enough to make a pot for two.
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