Food and Drink Wales

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Food and Drink Wales

An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry

Towards Sustainable Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry 2014-2020

Brexit

Food businesses in Wales who trade with the EU will need to make changes in the event of a no deal Brexit. For more information and to find out whether you’re ready visit:

Government Brexit Food and drink sector guidance

https://businesswales.gov.wales/brexit/

Food and Drink Wales - Growing together

The Food and drink industry is a rising star in the Welsh economy – with lots of potential to grow.

The Welsh Government wants to increase sales by 30% to £7 billion, and we have an Action Plan in place to do just that. We’re confident that through working together with businesses, we can do it. Our new improved website explains how this will happen.

Future Strategy & Planning for Food and Drink in Wales

Creating a new strategy and action plan to support the industry after 2020.

Brexit

Food businesses in Wales who trade with the EU will need to make changes in the event of a no deal Brexit

Action Plan

Towards Sustainable Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry 2014-2020

Food Sectors

The range of produce coming out of Wales is impressive.

Innovation Centres

Centres of excellence provide technical support and help with product development

Exporting

Exporting is central to growth for many businesses – but careful planning and preparation are essential to gaining a competitive edge.

How we can help

Food and drink is a priority economic sector in Wales, with 170,000 people contributing to gross sales of £17.3 billion.

Food Tourism and Culture

Food and drink, hospitality and tourism are essential partners in Wales.

Key Facts

Tens of thousands of business, billions of pounds of income, huge amounts of food and drink being exported – that’s the size and shape of the sector in Wales