Grow exports
Get ready to make the most of new markets and new opportunities.
Let us help you go and grow global
Exporting may seem daunting but it’s a proven way to grow your business and manage exposure to markets. Growing exports also plays a major role in boosting Scotland’s food and drink sector and burnishing our international reputation.
Whether you’re looking to export for the first time or develop existing export activity, we can provide all the support you need to join Scotland’s export drive. Our comprehensive package of support includes:
- Insights about opportunities abroad and how to target them
- New connections and contacts
- Export development programmes to help with strategy and logistics
- Support with accreditation, such as BRCGS
Our programme is just as invaluable to international buyers – being a rewarding and effective way to meet brilliant producers and make the most of the very best in Scottish food and drink.
Ready to start or expand your exporting activities?
Whether you’re new to exporting or looking to expand your export activity, the Scotland Food & Drink partnership is here to help.
Our partners, Scottish Development International and Scottish Enterprise, offer a range of valuable support.
Opportunities at your fingertips
Take a look at events and programmes organised to aid in your export growth
Industry news and views
Get the latest news, views and updates from Scotland Food & Drink, and from all across the food and drink industry.
The inaugural Scottish Organic Gathering, held on 20 November at Balcaskie Estate in Fife showcased both the rapid growth of organic farming in Scotland and the ongoing political ambition behind it.
Malcolm Allan Ltd, the renowned Scottish Lorne sausage, steak pie and black pudding manufacturer, has undergone a major rebrand to create a contemporary new look that reflects its family butcher tradition as a trusted supplier of the finest products.
St Andrews-based Eden Mill Distillery has been acquired from administration saving the jobs of all 42 staff after its owner, St Andrews Brewers Limited, was placed into the hands of administrators.