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Daniel Searle Location: Worthing
Country: United Kingdom
Skills: Copywriter • Editor • Feature • Proofreader • Researcher • Subeditor
Specialisms: engineering • fmcg • lifting and handling equipment • logistics • packaging • recycling

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Nicola Hardy Location: Cheltenham
Country: United Kingdom
Skills: Editor • Proofreader • Reporter • Researcher
Specialisms: business • fmcg • food and drink • management • retail trade

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Amrita Ghaswalla Location: Mumbai
Country: India
Skills: Copywriter • Editor • Feature • Proofreader • Reporter • Researcher • Subeditor
Specialisms: artificial intelligence (ai) • chemicals • fmcg • pharmaceuticals • retail trade • technology

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Anne Bruce Location: London
Country: United Kingdom
Skills: Copywriter • Editor • Feature • Reporter • Researcher
Specialisms: business • catering • fmcg • hospitality • manufacturing technology • oil and gas • retail trade

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