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Welsh Food

Already contributing up to 7 per cent (£79.4 billion) of UK Gross Value Added, it’s a dynamic industry.

Over 55,000 people work in the food and drink sector making some of the finest produce the world has to offer. The Welsh Government has published an integrated food strategy (Food for Wales, Food from Wales). This aims to support the sector to grow still further, in a sustainable and profitable manner.

Additionally the Regional Tourism Partnerships, working with partners have put together initiatives to support & develop the food industry.

The related links to these initiatives and to the Welsh Government web pages will provide information on buying Welsh food , the True Taste scheme and much more.