Berwickshire

Berwickshire offers a varied commercial landscape, combining agricultural strength, coastal industries, and a well-connected location near the Scottish-English border. The market towns of Duns and Coldstream have long been centres for farming and food production, supporting a network of agricultural suppliers and processing businesses. Berwickshire’s farmland is among the most productive in Scotland, with arable and livestock farming playing a major role in the local economy.

Eyemouth remains a key fishing port, sustaining a strong seafood processing sector and marine services. The town is also becoming an important site for offshore wind energy, making use of its North Sea access. Tourism is another economic driver, with Berwickshire’s dramatic coastline, historic sites, and rural scenery drawing visitors year-round.

The A1 corridor and nearby rail connections provide efficient transport links to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and beyond, making Berwickshire a practical location for businesses across multiple industries. The region continues to develop while maintaining its deep connections to agriculture, maritime trade, and rural enterprise.