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Carmarthenshire Food Network

Carmarthenshire Food Network was established in 2021 out of Covid-19 where people felt disconnected, and for those who were struggling to access food especially for those who were in need of foodbanks. It brings together community growers, professional food producers, schools, chefs, distributors, foodbanks, community hot food projects and food surplus providers. In addition, stakeholders such as Carmarthenshire County Council, Hywel Dda Health Board and Carmarthenshire Association of Voluntary Services.

Carmarthen Food Network

The Network’s mission is to develop a cohesive group of members that can support sustainable food provision through connecting with one another and the community, by sharing resources and best practices as well as supporting those at risk of food poverty. The potential benefits to membership include networking opportunities within the sector, skill and resource sharing, funding opportunities, site visits, training, and support. The Network has approximately 150 members and is still growing.

If you are interested in becoming a member it is free and requires a short application form to be filled in. If you email [email protected] they will send you the membership details, which will get you on the Carmarthenshire Food Network’s mailing list to keep you informed of meetings, events, funding, and courses.

Latest news

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  • Small Grants for Food Activities

    Small Grants for Food Activities

    Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is offering six grants of £2,000 to fund activities aimed at eliminating inequality, promoting equality, and fostering good relations between people. The grants are available to community organisations across Carmarthenshire, and this fund is aimed specifically to enable and amplify participation of members of groups with…

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  • Fruits of our labour

    Fruits of our labour

    In December 2024, an event was held at Yr Egin, Carmarthen to celebrate the work of the food partnership across the year. The day was led by Adam Jones (Adam yn yr Ardd) and was full of interesting discussions, presentations and knowledge sharing about the food system across Carmarthenshire. Augusta…

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  • Local Sprouts being served on Christmas Day in Carmarthenshire’s Care Homes

    Local Sprouts being served on Christmas Day in Carmarthenshire’s Care Homes

    Sprouts grown on a farm in Llanarthne will be delivered to all Carmarthenshire County Council run care homes to be enjoyed by the residents on Christmas Day. The sprouts have been organically grown, harvested and processed at Carmarthenshire County Council’s Bremenda Isaf Farm as part of a food systems development…

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Welsh Veg in Schools

We’re working with Food Sense Wales to develop new local agroecological supply chains into schools – so our children can enjoy locally grown fresh vegetables at lunchtimes.

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