Through a series of topic focused meetings and gatherings, both online and in person, the Horticulture Cluster brings together Welsh growers and producers, supply chain stakeholders and other interested parties to establish new connections and working relationships based on peer-to-peer learning and cooperation. 

broccoli and cauliflower
carrots

© Hawlfraint y Goron / Crown Copyright

© Hawlfraint y Goron / Crown Copyright

What’s in it for you? 

Horticulture Enterprises:

  • Meet like-minded businesses exploring collaboration opportunities 
  • Strengthen connections with industry suppliers, buyers and other stakeholders 
  • Discover new and untapped opportunities to strengthen the horticulture supply chain in Wales 

Industry Stakeholders:

  • Connect with horticultural businesses seeking opportunities to form new relationships with the wider Welsh food & drink industry 
  • Promote products, services and collaboration opportunities to an interested and engaged audience of relevant businesses 
  • Foster new partnerships that meet the needs of businesses within the horticultural supply chain 

For further details on how to register, please contact horticulture@lantra.co.uk or ring 01982 552646 for more information.   

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