The Scottish Government has announced a working group on farming and food production.
Scottish Farming & Food Production Working Group Looks to the Future for the Industry
UK Government Ready to Trade Away Orkney’s Protected Named Status
“We cannot afford to put Orkney’s valuable food brands in the hands of the Tory Brexiteers”
Food, Drink and Tourism
“We know that a good, local food and drink experience is what visitors want, it drives spend in our tourism businesses and it supports local producers. “
The Bayleaf, Stromness
The Bayleaf is owned by Gavin, and is the source of many, many yummy things to eat and drink.
Lack of Clarity about Protected Named Status for Iconic Orkney Products
it affects Orkney Beef, Orkney Lamb, Orkney Scottish Island Cheddar Cheese, Highland Park , Scapa whisky and Scottish Farmed Salmon.
Cheese Scones & Bacon Rolls
The cafe is open every Friday from 10am – 11.30am and is situated just behind the Glaitness School.
Maree Todd: Orkney Quality at the Royal Highland Show
It was great to get along to see the Orkney food and “drink businesses who were flying the flag for the islands at the Royal Highland Show last weekend.”
Farming Matters: Highland Sting
“what we’re witnessing goes way beyond branding of produce”
Support for Locally Produced Food and Drink
Producers of locally made food and drink can now apply for funding of up to £5000
New App OLIO to Enable Sharing of Surplus Food
OLIO is a new free app which enables people to reduce food waste by sharing information about surplus food and other items locally.
