The FDF’s members have access to unrivalled policy insight and expertise affecting food and drink manufacturing across the UK. Our core strength is our deep understanding of industry issues, which ensures we are well placed to deliver results for our members.
We are organised into seven expert teams of over 70 people across England, Scotland and Wales to help members navigate the complex and fast evolving policy landscape and keep you abreast of the latest developments wherever you are.
Visit FDF Scotland Visit FDF CymruWe work with government to shape successful trade policy and world leading borders, to support our members as they drive growth through international trade.
We publish economic analysis and insights highlighting the strength of UK food and drink manufacturing and opportunities to drive growth and productivity improvements.
Food processing ensures we have easy access to a wide range of delicious, nutritious and safe food and drink for families whatever their budget.
Innovation is key to developing the food and drink of tomorrow, and underpinning many of our ambitions be they around sustainability, healthy diets or safety.
Our members have continued to significantly reduce carbon emissions and water consumption, as part of their commitment to reduce our environmental impact.
The UK food and drink industry relies on packaging to help protect food, prevent food waste, and contribute to wider sustainability goals.
FDF members are committed to ensuring people have access to a wide range of food and drinks that can support a balanced lifestyle.
Safe, authentic and traceable food is of the highest importance to our sector.
Developing workforce skills, fair employment regulations, and ensuring access to labour is key for the Food and Drink Industry.
We organise seminars, briefings and workshops throughout the year. These are a great way to network with peers across the industry and share ideas and best practices.
We also facilitate events that allow our members to have a close dialogue with senior retailers and other important stakeholders.
Annual food and non-alcoholic drink inflation had continued to ease in March to 4.0%, down from 5.0% in February. This is the lowest rate since November 2021, and this month marks one year of slowing inflation. On the month, prices rose again by 0.2%.
The prices dashboard tracks prices of UK food and non-alcoholic drink, as well as prices of agricultural commodities, energy, transportation and packaging.
Delivered remotely via SLR’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), the environmental law and compliance management modules provide delegates with the key practical skills and competency to manage environmental law compliance for their organisation.
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