Scottish Government food price cap proposals: What this means for your business
The Scottish Government is expected to publish draft legislation on its proposed food price cap policy by 1 September 2026, which will be followed by a public consultation. The policy would establish statutory price ceilings on a basket of 20-50 essential food items sold by large supermarkets, including products such as bread, milk, eggs and other everyday essentials.
While the policy is aimed at retail prices, it could have significant implications for food and drink manufacturers, supply chains and investment decisions across the sector.
Join FDF and Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP for this exclusive webinar for FDF members, where we will explore the proposed legislation and its potential legal, commercial, operational and supply chain implications for manufacturers, as well as discuss how businesses can engage in the forthcoming consultation.
Members are encouraged to submit questions in advance by emailing Kirsty.Tinsdale@fdfscotland.org.uk.
Speakers
- David Thomson, CEO - FDF Scotland
- Dr Liliana Danila, Chief Economist - FDF
- Kenzie Sharkey, Senior Associate - Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
Chair: Kirsty Tinsdale, Public Affairs, Policy and Communications Manager - FDF Scotland
