The company is now firmly established in Moray and manufactures a full range of kilt tartans for the House of Edgar, its Pitlochry based sister company. Johnstons of Elgin seems to be the best known textile company in Moray and produces cashmere, camel and other hair based products. Since its beginnings, Walkers of Aberlour has continued to be family owned and family managed and has established a global brand. Baxters of Speyside was established 130 years ago by George and Margaret Baxter and continues to produce soups, preserves and a host of other products which can be purchased at Baxter's Visitor Centre in Fochabers, Speyside. The region is the mecca for Skiers in Scotland with the Cairngorms a place which offers a wide range of facilities.
Leisure activities are in abundance including pony trekking, bird watching, golf, and walking.
Sailing is yet another sporting activity which Moray offers. There are no less than four leisure harbours at Cullen, Findochty, Hopeman and Portknockie, all specialising in recreational pursuits. There are 130 bottlenose dolphins that inhabit the Moray Firth and there is a delightful visitor centre at Spey Bay solely for the study of dolphins. Spey Bay is also an excellent place to study ospreys.