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Supply Chain

We are working to ensure that farmers and crofters are represented in the supply chain. As primary producers and custodians of the Scottish landscape, our farmers and crofters are the vital first link in food and drink supply chains. We believe that primary producers must receive a fair return from the market place and be at the forefront of supply chain considerations. 
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Gemma Cooper, Head of Policy Team

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NFU Scotland continues to work across the food supply chain to ensure that policies are in place which deliver transparency and market conditions which favour Scottish producers.

Our supply chain work focus on a number of key areas which are relevant to food and farming in Scotland, these are:

  • Food labelling and safety
  • Market transparency
  • Public procurement
  • Retailer engagement 
For 2024 we are undertaking a major ShelfWatch project with an external provider. This project will help to shine a light on how retailers are supporting Scottish producers.

You can contact Gemma Cooper, Head of Policy, to find out more about NFU Scotland’s supply chain work.  You can do this by emailing gemma.cooper@nfus.org.uk 
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