1-2-1 Training 

We also offer fully funded bespoke 1-2-1 training for your business. Our experts will visit your premises and help you establish your business’ specific areas of vulnerability in order to save you time and focus on your unique adaptation and resilience requirements. 

Book your session now: bwyd-food@bic-innovation.com 

 

Be climate ready – a climate resilience toolkit for independent food and drink retailers 

This toolkit provides a simple introductory framework to: 

  • Create a climate risk assessment for your business 
  • Create short and long-term plans (mitigating risks and grasping opportunities) 
  • Monitor and review your progress 

Download our resilience toolkit for independent food and drink retailers. 

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Heatwaves are the new normal – is your business prepared?

Wales has already experienced two heatwaves this year, with unusually high temperatures arriving earlier than we have traditionally expected. Heatwaves are likely to become more frequent, longer-lasting and more intense due to our changing climate. For Welsh food and drink manufacturers, this presents a growing risk for employee wellbeing, production processes and business resilience.

Download and print our Heat Stress Awareness poster and display it in areas your staff access. Included are links to Health and Safety Executive guidance, Public Health Wales advice and practical climate adaptation resources.

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Climate Adaptation & Resilience Training Modules

By acknowledging the risks and opportunities that climate change presents and making well-considered adaptations, your food or drink business can bolster its resilience to deal with shocks within your supply chains, take steps to reduce or avoid negative impacts on your premises, access routes, people and customers and take advantage of the opportunities that may arise.

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Food and Drink Climate and Supply Chain Risks Quarterly Monitor

These quarterly reports explore the compounding effects of climate-related and other disruptions to the agri-food supply chain, highlighting impacts and consequences to Welsh food and drink manufacturers and supporting supply chain management and forecasting decisions.