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Feedback required: Food & Drink Wales Cluster Network

In the Welsh food and drink business? Share your experiences and thoughts in this short survey by 4th November. Miller Research in partnership with Madeline Smith, are conducting the evaluation of the Clusters Programme from 2016 to 2019. As part… Read more »

Horticulture Wales at Llangollen Food Festival

Yesterday we went along to the 22nd annual Llangollen Food Festival in the town’s iconic Pavilion. Highlights included larger than life TV chef Chris “Foodgasm” Roberts, who has his own television series on S4C – he was championing Welsh beef and… Read more »

Reducing waste in horticulture: A practical guide for business

About this guide The rising cost of waste disposal, the resulting environmental impacts, such as greenhouse gases and water pollution, coupled with new legislation and an increasing market demand, are all factors that are driving businesses to reduce their waste.… Read more »

Shelf Life Extension for horticulture: A practical guide for business

About this guide Shelf life is the length of time that a product remains suitable to be sold, and for food products that can be consumed without posing problems to human health. For growers, this is about maintaining quality through… Read more »

What does Horticulture Wales have in common with Swiss watches and Jazz?

The answer: ‘clusters’. There are lots of clusters examples out there you might have come across… Silicon Valley – global centre for high technology, innovation, and social media Hollywood – home of the US film industry Swiss watches – Geneva’s… Read more »

Members network at Food & Drink Wales Industry Board Cluster Event

We’re delighted to report that our members were able to network at the Food & Drink Wales Industry Board Cluster Event event at Hawarden Estate Farm Shop promoting Welsh, local, sustainable, food and drink. As you can see from the video, it… Read more »

WELSH HERITAGE ORCHARD FRUIT TREE EVENT!

Join us at RSPB Conwy on Monday 18th February from 12-3pm for our Welsh Heritage Orchard Fruit Tree Event.

Member spotlight: FlintShare

Based at their sites at Cilcain, Northop, and Hawarden, FlintShare, which has been running since 2010, is a community-run social enterprise that gives members the chance to grow their own vegetables and fruit together. Comprising learner and experienced growers, the… Read more »

Christmas Event

Festive shoppers and stall holders enjoyed a Christmas Market at Cilcain Village Hall in Flintshire! The market was the first of a series of events that will take place across Wales to promote Welsh horticulture and growers, producers, and businesses.… Read more »

Get in touch!

We’ve had a busy autumn! During the last three months, our small team has trekked all over Wales to meet you—the horticultural businesses of Wales, and we’re just getting started. From fungi growers and community gardens to apple pressers and… Read more »