The phrase 'artisan business' is correct.
It is commonly used to refer to a business that produces handmade goods. For example, "The artisan business we visited specialized in hand-made pottery."
"But it's these kinds of artisan businesses that are really unique today.
Natasha Huq is an architect who works in Summerhall in Edinburgh, an arts venue with shared studio space occupied by artisan businesses, including everything from a chocolate maker to a taxidermist.
The premise is simple: lenders contribute to a farm, restaurant, or artisan food business.
I even run into an old friend, Beth Orchulli, whom I haven't seen since we folded sweaters at Benetton in Providence 17 years ago, and who now runs an artisan cake business called Cake Box.
Many in California — the epicenter of the artisan food business — have been aided by the state's cottage food law, which was enacted two years ago allowing the production of food in homes for limited sale.
tippytopatpreston.com, $110 £733) per night for two sharing Close to Margaret river and the southern tip of the Cape to Cape walk, Hamelin Bay makes a great base to explore the region, rich in wineries, artisan food businesses and great coast.
Data Artisans, the business arm of open source tool, Apache Flink, announced an early-access release of the commercial version of their platform today that includes a new tool for managing streaming applications.
After completing the program, participants are linked with local micro-finance institutions in order to help them start their own artisan jewelry businesses.
No more clipping two ounces of chives and parsley to deliver to a chef. . 9. Detroit is on the verge of developing a unique local food economy that uses local farms and artisan food businesses.
One project – also achieved through a partnership with the fashion college – is transforming 81 mostly disused garages into FashionHub (pdf), a £3.9m manufacturing and training space incorporating a "makery" for local artisan-style businesses.
