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We recognise that the requirement to have sales and marketing material, product packaging, website, etc available in the language of the export destination market can be cost and therefore a barrier to securing export orders. Therefore, we are piloting a small grant to help 20 businesses fund translation needs.

With Cardiff Airport launching a daily flight to Qatar from 1st May 2018, this opens up a whole new range of export opportunities in Qatar and the Middle East.

Are you involved in or an organiser of a food festival event? Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this workshop to find out more about Funding available for 2018.

Are you involved in or an organiser of a food festival event? Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this workshop to find out more about Funding available for 2018.

Christine Tacon today launched an investigation into Co-operative Group Limited, having formed a reasonable suspicion that the retailer may have broken the Groceries Supply Code of Practice (the Code). Click here for further information

There has never been a better time for Welsh food and drink, with the number of products attaining European protected food name status nearly doubling in the past year and the number of Welsh entries for the prestigious Great Taste Awards reaching a record high. Sales are also soaring and the 2020 target of increasing sales to £7 billion is well on target to be met a few years early. Welsh food and drink producers...

Welsh food and drink companies are preparing to attend one of the world’s largest food trade events in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from 18-22 February. Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Gulfood will attract over 97,000 visitors over the five days, welcoming more than 5,000 exhibitors from 120 countries showcasing products across 8 primary market sectors. 14 Welsh companies from across the food and drink sector in Wales will be present under the Welsh...

This conference follows on from the Invest in Skills Conference in Cardiff where food and drink companies, training providers and other stakeholders contributed to the skills debate, setting out ideas for a future skills strategy for the sector. Click here for further information

A new skills strategy is to be launched later this week as leading figures from the food and drink industry seek to boost skills and attract the next generation of workers. With the value of the sector continuing to grow, the Food and Drink Wales Industry Board consulted widely to create the first industry-led skills strategy in a bid to tackle looming problems posed by an ageing workforce, difficulty in attracting and retaining talent, along...

We would like to welcome your company to participate in a Food and Drink Wales supported Trade Development Visit to Denmark and Sweden.