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May 2025 News and events

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What Is a Carbon Reduction Plan?

27 May 2025 - 27 May 2025
Learn the basics of a Carbon Reduction Plan—what it is, why it matters, and how it can support your journey to Net Zero. Discover the benefits of setting and reviewing carbon targets annually, and how this process can drive continuous improvement. The session outlines the tailored support available through the pilot, helping you develop a clear, achievable plan aligned with your organisation’s goals. - Definition and purpose of a Carbon Reduction Plan (CRP) - Why...
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Welsh Wine Week

30 May 2025 - 8 June 2025
Now in its fifth year, Welsh Wine Week will take place from 30 May to 8 June. This week-long event will highlight the dedication and passion of Welsh vineyards, offering a variety of exciting activities and events from vineyard tours, tastings, meet the producer sessions, promotions, and celebrations for wine enthusiasts and the general public alike. Welsh Wine Week is organised by the Food & Drink Wales Drinks Cluster, part of the Welsh Government’s clustering...
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Uncork the fun at Welsh vineyards this Welsh Wine Week

15 May 2025
Welsh vineyards are eagerly preparing for Welsh Wine Week 2025, a celebration of the exceptional quality and diversity of wines produced in Wales. Now in its fifth year, Welsh Wine Week will take place from 30 May to 8 June. This week-long event will highlight the dedication and passion of Welsh vineyards, offering a variety of exciting activities and events from vineyard tours, tastings, meet the producer sessions, promotions, and celebrations for wine enthusiasts and...
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New Resource Launched as Part of a Recruitment Drive for The Food And Drink Sector

14 May 2025
A campaign to raise awareness of the career opportunities within the food and drink industry in Wales, and challenge perceptions of careers in this field has been launched. The Sgiliau Bwyd a Diod Cymru / Food & Drink Skills Wales Programme is a Welsh Government funded programme committed to working with the food and drink industry to develop a skilled and capable workforce. It supports food and drink businesses with a focus on the Welsh...
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Welsh Food & Drink Makes an Impact in Asia

6 May 2025
The Welsh food and drink industry has made a significant impact recently at FHA, Food and Beverage, Singapore. Asia’s premier food and hospitality event featured a showcase of the best of Welsh produce, along with wider activities from the Culinary Association of Wales, resulting in substantial interest from buyers across the region. The event featured a range of exhibitors, including Dairy Partners and Morning Foods, with both flying the flag for Welsh products available in...
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Management of CIP

20 May 2025 - 20 May 2025
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SAVE THE DATE - 20 May 2025

Location: Food Centre Wales, Horeb Business Park, Horeb, Llandysul, Ceredigion, SA44 4JG
Course Duration: 4 hours
Lunch and refreshments included.
 

Management of CIP SAVE THE DATE - 20 May 2025 This course gives detailed and practical training for Hygiene Managers and Technical personnel directly involved in the management of Cleaning in Place (CIP) systems. The course is designed to enable a technically qualified person with good understanding of open plant cleaning principles and chemistry to be competent in understanding and assessing cleaning in circuits and CIP sets. COURSE DETAILS: CIP – Introduction Benefits of CIP...

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