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Case Studies

Sticle Vineyard

7 December 2022
Located in Pencader, Carmarthenshire, Sticle Vineyard was established in 2019. It is one of the largest vineyard in Wales with 25 acres and 10,000 sparkling wine vines of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. It is an organic/biodynamic vineyard (pending certification) that respects the environment and supports its local economy with employment.
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Cradoc's Savoury Biscuits Ltd

5 September 2022
Cradoc’s was founded by Allie Thomas in 2008 after realising that the crackers and biscuits on her cheeseboard weren’t anywhere near the quality of the cheese she was eating. Allie roped in the help of her daughter Ella and they set to the task of baking their own!
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Budweiser Brewing Group (Magor Brewery)

5 May 2020
Magor brewery expands its efforts to support the emergency services and wider local community.
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Red Boat Ice Cream Parlour

5 May 2020
North Wales company donates free ice cream to the local healthcare service.
Qatar Visit
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Qatar Visit

20 December 2018
Qatar represents the second largest market in the Middle East for Welsh exports and is one of the top 20 markets worldwide for all Welsh exports, making it a key priority market of the Welsh and UK governments.
Princes Gate
Drinks

Princes Gate

5 December 2017
Princes Gate spring water is based in Pembrokeshire and was established in 1991.
Purple Moose Brewery
Drinks

Purple Moose Brewery

5 December 2017
Established in 2005 Purple Moose Brewery is an award winning 40-barrel micro-brewery based in Porthmadog.
Calbee UK
Other Food Products

Calbee UK

5 December 2017
Calbee is a major Japanese snack food maker which was founded in 1949.
Henllan Bread
Bakery

Henllan Bread

5 December 2017
Henllan Bread are a 6th generation bakery in Denbigh North Wales. With Welsh Government support they are growing their business in many ways, including exports.
Clams Cakes
Bakery

Clams Cakes

5 December 2017
With Welsh Government support, Clams Cakes, established over 30 years ago, have grown considerably in the past 5 years.

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