Last Alexander Inglis stores sold to Cefetra

The sale of the Ormiston and Charlesfield stores completes the disposal of the former Alexander Inglis sites

Ewan Pate
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Last Alexander Inglis stores sold to Cefetra

The sale of the Ormiston and Charlesfield stores completes the disposal of the former Alexander Inglis sites Two of the largest grain stores in Scotland have been sold to international trader Cefetra...

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