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IF Islanders were asked to nominate an everyday utensil intimately linked with the Jersey way of life traditionalists might choose the brass bâchin used to make black butter or perhaps the earthenware cider jars of years gone by. Those of a less sentimental turn of mind might, however, go for something rather more mundane – the pint glass.

THE Jersey Evening Post Business Review, distributed with today’s edition of the newspaper, offers an indication of the extent to which Island commerce is recovering from the effects of the deepest recession since the 1930s.