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PUBLIC REGISTER SCOTTISH SEEDS MERCHANTS, PROCESSORS AND PACKERS April 2017 SASA - A Division of the Scottish Government, Agriculture and Rural Economy Directorate Page 1 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact ACT Scotland Ltd. M Iain Davidson Email: Rosehall [email protected] TURRIFF Phone: 01888 569569 Aberdeenshire, AB53 4PT Fax: 01888 569502 Agri Input Direct Ltd. M Lawson Galloway Email: [email protected] Moorpark Of Baldoon Phone: 01988 840385 Kirkinner Fax: 01988 840034 NEWTON STEWART Wigtownshire, DG8 9BY Agrii M PR PA Brenda Hay Email: [email protected] Seed Plant Phone: 01888 569138 Rosehall Fax: 01888 569140 TURRIFF Aberdeenshire, AB53 4HD Agrovista UK/South West Seeds Ltd M James S Bryson Email: Kilfaddoch [email protected] Closeburn Phone: 01848 331416 THORNHILL Fax: 01848 331554 Dumfriesshire, DG3 5HW Richard Aitken Seedsmen Ltd. M Richard Aitken Email: [email protected] 20 Robert Drive Phone: 0141 440 0033 GLASGOW Fax: 0141 440 2744 Lanarkshire, G51 3HE D O Allan M PR PA D O Allan Email: Tillycairn Cottage [email protected] Sauchen Phone: 01330 833429 INVERURIE Fax: 01330 833429 Aberdeenshire, AB51 7RX W C & A D Allan M PR PA A D Allan Email: [email protected] Kinkell Farm Phone: 07831 332741 INVERURIE Phone: 01467 620436 Aberdeenshire, AB51 0LU Almins Ltd M Mr Archie Leitch Email: [email protected] 56 Corstorphine High Street Phone: 0131 3346267 EDINBURGH Fax: Fax 0131 3346262 EH12 7SY Page 2 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact Barenbrug UK Ltd. M PA Andy Saddler Email: [email protected] Units 5-7,Bankside Industrial Estate Phone: 01324 633188 Abbotts Road Fax: 01324 633164 FALKIRK Stirlingshire, FK2 7XP Birsay Farmers Ltd. M Kevin Groundwater Email: [email protected] Swordfish Road Phone: 01856 874654 Hatson Industrial Estate Fax: 01856 876799 KIRKWALL Orkney, KW15 1RE Messrs Alex Brewster M PR Robert Brewster Email: [email protected] Kirkton Farm Phone: 07712591900 Culross Phone: 01383 880946 DUNFERMLINE Fax: 01383 880946 Fife, KY12 8EW D M Carnegie M PR B Carnegie Email: [email protected] Steelstrath Phone: 01674 840288 LAURENCEKIRK Fax: 01674 840395 Kincardineshire, AB30 1RN Charles Carrick M PR Matthew N Carrick Phone: 01786 870308 Easter Littleward Phone: 07876424400 Thornhill STIRLING Stirlingshire, FK8 3QT Carrs Billington Agriculture Ltd. M Donna Mearns Email: Stirling Road [email protected] Milnathort Phone: 01577 862381 KINROSS Fax: 01577 863057 Perthshire, KY13 9UZ Cefetra Ltd. M Sarah Bell Email: [email protected] King George V Dock Email: [email protected] Glasgow Phone: 0141 445 5721 G51 4SE Clyde Agriculture (Seeds) Ltd. M PR PA Charles B Murray Email: Mashock Mill [email protected] Crossford Phone: 01555 860122 CARLUKE Fax: 01555 860112 Lanarkshire, ML8 5NQ Page 3 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact J Corrigall & Son M PR PA Alan Corrigall Email: [email protected] Braebister Phone: 01856 771606 Dounby Phone: 07717 452878 ORKNEY KW17 2HZ William Dick & Sons M PR Wendy Callion Email: [email protected] Mains Of Throsk Phone: 01786 813498 Throsk Phone: 07802 511116 (David) STIRLING Fax: 01786 811810 FK7 7NE DLF Seeds Ltd M PR PA Angela Brydon Email: [email protected] 10 Westerton Road Phone: 01506 674801 East Mains Industrial Estate BROXBURN West Lothian, EH52 5AU Dods Of Haddington Ltd. M PR PA Joe Harper Email: Letham Road [email protected] Backburn Phone: 01620 823305 HADDINGTON East Lothian, EH41 4NN Don Valley Ltd M Andrew D Allan Email: [email protected] Ardmurdo Farm Phone: 01467 623340 INVERURIE Aberdeenshire, AB51 0LS Don Valley Seeds Ltd M PR PA Andrew Allan Email: [email protected] Ardmurdo Farm Phone: 01467 622555 INVERURIE Aberdeenshire, AB57 0LS Murray Duguid M PR PA Alexander Duguid Email: [email protected] Unit 7, Meadows Industrial Estate Phone: 01651 873083 Oldmeldrum INVERURIE Aberdeenshire, AB51 0GN Warehouse Address: Unit 7 Meadows Industrial Estate Oldmeldrum INVERURIE AB51 0GN Page 4 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact George Duncan Agri Solutions Ltd. M PA George Duncan Email: [email protected] Kingsford Store Phone: 07850 506154 Kingsford Phone: 01975 562966 ALFORD Aberdeenshire, AB33 8HN East Coast Viners Grain (Drumlithie) M Colin Young Email: [email protected] Ltd Phone: 01569 740251 Broadwood Drumlithie STONEHAVEN Kincardineshire, AB39 3XA East Of Scotland Farmers Ltd. M PR PA Robin Barron Email: [email protected] Forfar Road Email: [email protected] COUPAR ANGUS Phone: 01828 627264 Perthshire, PH13 9AW Fax: 01828 627002 The Efficient Gardener M PR PA R A R Meikle Email: [email protected] 15 West Fenton Gait Phone: 01620 842490 GULLANE Fax: 01620 842490 East Lothian, EH31 2HS A M Fair M A M Fair Email: [email protected] Red Gables Phone: 07836226557 WEST LINTON Peeblesshire, EH46 7AA J W French M PR J French Email: [email protected] Prospect Buildings Phone: 078011 97503 Montgarrie Phone: 019755 62546 ALFORD Fax: 019755 63475 Aberdeenshire, AB33 8BA Frontier Agriculture Ltd. M David K Waite Email: [email protected] Newmachar Phone: 01651 862408 ABERDEEN Fax: 01651 862903 Aberdeenshire, AB21 0UE John B B Galbraith & Son M PR PA Sandy Galbraith Email: [email protected] Upper Kinneil Farm Phone: 07971 044513 LINLITHGOW West Lothian, EH49 7RJ Page 5 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact Galloway & MacLeod Ltd. M John T MacLeod Email: johnmacleod@galloway-macl 55 King Street eod.co.uk Stonehouse Phone: 01698 791919 LARKHALL Fax: 01698 792710 Lanarkshire, ML9 3EH W & A Geddes Ltd. M Ewan G MacKenzie Email: ewan.mackenzie@wandaged 7 River Street des.co.uk WICK Phone: 01955 602207 Caithness, KW1 5EB Fax: 01955 602305 Gill & Co (Brucefield) M PR PA John Gill Email: [email protected] Wilkhaven Phone: 01862 871226 Portmahomack TAIN Ross & Cromarty, IV20 1RD James D Gray & Sons M PR Kevin Gray Email: [email protected] Tillyfar Phone: 07778 336961 TURRIFF Phone: 01888 562240 Aberdeenshire, AB53 4NE Fax: 01888 562050 Alexander Harley Seeds M PR PA Lorne Watson Email: [email protected] Milnathort Phone: 01577 862586 KINROSS Fax: 01577 862823 Perthshire, KY13 0RF Messrs Charles Hay M Finlay Hay Email: [email protected] Easter Rhynd Farm Email: [email protected] Rhynd Phone: 07967642670 PERTH Perthshire, PH2 8QE J & S Hay M PA Martin James Hay Email: [email protected] East Howe Phone: 01856 721226 BIRSAY Orkney, KW17 2NB Highland Business Services Ring M Alan D McLean Email: [email protected] Ltd. Phone: 01463 811603 Highland Rural Business Centre Fax: 01463 811084 Glaikmore, North Kessock INVERNESS Inverness-shire, IV1 3UD Page 6 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact Highland Industrial Supplies Ltd. M Stuart Ramsay Email: [email protected] 36 Seafield Road Phone: 01463 239160 Longman Industrial Estate Fax: 01463 233424 INVERNESS Inverness-shire, IV1 1SG Hodnett's Scotland Ltd M Alistair Hodnett Email: Balmydown Farm [email protected] STRATHMARTINE, DUNDEE Phone: 07713 518519 Angus, DD3 0PQ Phone: 01382 833360 Fax: 01382 833361 John Hogarth Ltd. M Michael C Hogg Email: [email protected] Kelso Mills Phone: 01573 224224 Mill Wynd Fax: 01573 225461 KELSO Roxburghshire, TD5 7HP James Hutton Institute M Dr. W T Thomas Phone: 01382 562731 Mylnefield Fax: 01382 562426 Invergowrie DUNDEE Angus, DD2 5DA I-Dealseed Limited M Billy Nimmo Email: [email protected] 34 Grahamsdyke Road Phone: 07920 546426 BONESS West Lothian, EH51 9EA A Inglis & Son Ltd. M Mark Paton Phone: 01875 616161 Meadow Stores Fax: 01875 616160 Ormiston TRANENT East Lothian, EH35 5NG James George Irvine M PR James G Irvine Phone: 01651 842254 Gateside Udny ELLON Aberdeenshire, AB41 6QU A M & A J Jacobsen M PR PA A M Jacobsen Email: [email protected] Grange Of Kinneff Phone: 07974 421162 Inverbervie Phone: 01561 361340 MONTROSE Fax: 01561 361114 Angus, DD10 0TL Page 7 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact Jamieson Brothers M Iain Barbour Email: [email protected] Rosefield Farm Phone: 01461 202567 Carlisle Road Fax: 01461 205974 ANNAN Dumfriesshire, DG12 6QX Graeme Leslie Partners LLP M Graeme Leslie Email: [email protected] Woodlands House Phone: 01738 812139 Kirkton Of Mailer Road, Craigend PERTH Perthshire, PH2 0SS Limagrain Uk Ltd. M PR PA Albert Howard Email: Unit 1 Site 4 [email protected] Station Place Phone: 01472 370246 FORFAR Angus, DD8 3TB W N Lindsay M PR PA Peter Gray Email: [email protected] Northesk Granaries Phone: 01674 840681 Stracathro Fax: 01674 840203 BRECHIN Angus, DD9 7PX P MacFarlane M P MacFarlane Phone: 01786 462022 Unit 107, Stirling Enterprise Park John Player Building STIRLING Stirlingshire, FK7 7RP A & A Mackay M PR A MacKay Email: [email protected] Brackla Farm Phone: 01667 404223 Cawder Phone: Mob 07831494344 NAIRN IV12 5QY R C M & R D Maitland M PR Robert Maitland Email: [email protected] West Balhalgardy Phone: 077100 15583 INVERURIE Phone: 01467 621229 Aberdeenshire, AB51 0HR Fax: 01467 623298 D & D Mathie Ltd M Mr Derek Mathie Email: [email protected] Agricultural Merchants Phone: 01333 310714 3 Milton Court Fax: 01333 311139 PITTENWEEM, ANSTRUTHER Fife, KY10 2LB Page 8 of 13 Name & Address Category Responsible Person Contact J G Maxwell & Sons M PR John Maxwell Snr Email: [email protected] Netherwood Farm Email: [email protected]
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