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With traditional food events off the agenda this summer, many Welsh food and drink producers have had to find other ways of reaching the public. This has resulted in several ‘virtual’ food events being set up across Wales.

Welsh food and drink companies to benefit from additional support

Dairy producers are reaching new customers by developing from milking machine to vending machine.

One of Wales’ most well-known breweries is celebrating double success on the world stage having beaten off competition from the likes of Germany, France and the United States to be crowned with two gold medals at the Frankfurt International Trophy World Beer award. As well as Wrexham lager winning the gold award for best export lager, its Bootlegger Pilsner lager, named after and characterised on a local Wrexham online favourite who continues to gain popularity...

The Culinary Association of Wales (CAW) is today (Wednesday) sending the message to the president of every Worldchefs member country who will be voting in the ballot to decide whether Wales or Singapore hosts the global culinary event, which is expected to attract 1,000 chefs and up to 10,000 visitors. Watch the message at https://www.culinaryassociation.wales/congress-2024/ or https://www.facebook.com/CulinaryAssociationofWales.CymdeithasCoginiolC… Wales has already won ballots against Poland and the Netherlands in the first round and Russia in the...

The North Wales Economic Ambition Board are committed to supporting businesses during in these unprecedented times.

Shoppers are being urged to show their support for key workers in Wales’ food and drink industry by taking part in a new online campaign #CaruCymruCaruBlas #LoveWalesLoveTaste.

Welsh food and drink producers have received first-hand expert knowledge on how to pivot and navigate their enterprises through the COVID-19 crisis.

Welsh lobsters hope to stand out in the crowd with the launch of a ‘branded claw band’ scheme.

Caernarfon delicatessen prepares to welcome customers back.