Our role
Together we can build a stronger, more sustainable and successful industry.
We help you open doors, access markets and maximise opportunities
We are here to nurture, support and champion the people and products of Scotland’s food and drink industry to help deliver continued and growing success and enhance Scotland’s global reputation.
We perform that task in two ways. One, we are a membership organisation with over 450 businesses to engage with and encourage; two, we lead the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership, a collaborative alliance of key industry organisations and public sector agencies.
“Scotland Food & Drink is the kind of umbrella organisation that is essential to help growth across the food and drink sector.”
About us
Strengthening reputations, developing growth, broadening networks.
Led by the industry, supported by the Government and responsible for working across the whole Scottish food and drink sector, we bring everyone together to deliver a common and shared vision of greater success for all.
We are here to guide our members to realise untapped potential, to unlock new markets and maximise opportunities, and to speak on behalf of the industry in the corridors of power. Scotland Food & Drink is the only body of its kind in the world with such a remit.
Our partners
The Scotland Food & Drink Partnership
For over 15 years the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership has brought together industry, government and its agencies for the benefit of Scotland’s agriculture, aquaculture, fishing and food and drink industry.
Our industry strategy
Sustaining Scotland. Supplying the world.
As the leader of the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership, we are here to help the sector stabilise, build and grow and we are responsible for the delivery of the industry strategy. The industry strategy – a product of a collaborative working approach across the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership - outlines how we will help our sector achieve its commercial ambitions, unearth new opportunities, access new markets and maximise potential.
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Industry news & views
Get the latest news, views and updates from Scotland Food & Drink, and from all across the food and drink industry.
Stirling is turning up the heat this March with a dynamic line up of events designed to inspire, connect and showcase the region’s food, drink and tourism industry.
One of Scotland’s most acclaimed chefs is opening the doors to his first independent fish restaurant on Edinburgh’s waterfront at the Shore in Leith this week (Wednesday 12 February).
Farmers and crofters will benefit from £20 million additional capital support this year and £26 million next year, First Minister John Swinney has confirmed.