Scotmid's Scottish Favourites

We've teamed up with convenience retailer Scotmid to give Scottish producers a chance to have their products stocked in their stores. A minimum of three winning products will secure an ongoing listing in Scotmid stores from early next year.

Who is the competition for?

The competition is open to all Scottish food and drink suppliers across various product categories, demonstrating Scotmid’s continued commitment to Scottish sourcing.

What products are they looking for?

• Bakery, Confectionery & Biscuits
• Crisps & Snacks
• Chilled Yoghurts & Desserts
• Meat & Fish
• Chilled Meal Solutions
• Food To Go (Packaged Products)
• Soft Drinks, Beers, Ciders & Ales and Ready To Drink Cocktails
• Food Cupboard Essentials
• Ice Cream

Application Process and Key Dates

• Applications close at 11pm Tuesday 15 October (a product sample will be required for review alongside all applications)
• Following a review of applications 16 products will be shortlisted by Scotmid
• Successful suppliers will be notified by 30 October and provided with a link to select a 30 minute pitch slot on 5 or 12 November
• These businesses will have the opportunity to present to a panel of key Scotmid and independent representatives who will select at a minimum of three products to take forward for ongoing listing at Scotmid from early 2025.

Steven Addison, Category Manager - Local Sourcing at Scotmid, stated:

“Local sourcing is incredibly significant to us, and we are privileged to collaborate with an exceptional variety of suppliers nationwide. Scotland genuinely boasts some of the finest food and drink globally, and the quality of local products continues to improve each year.

“We are always seeking opportunities to expand our Scottish offerings, whether through national listings or hyperlocal items, and we are thrilled to partner once more with Scotland Food & Drink for the launch of the Scotmid Scottish Favourites competition, which enables us to enhance our portfolio with new and innovative products and producers.”