The development of new Slow Food groups and membership in Wales is a key priority for Slow Food. Involvement in the Cambrian Mountains Initiative, at the suggestion of the Prince of Wales, already links us to a network of people and organisations that are working to restore sustainability to artisan food production in Wales. SFUK believes that its network of advisors, producers and consumers can play a key role in developing food systems in Wales.
More to come on regional events and initiatives very soon.
Media
BBC Radio Wales Country Focus 18 October 2009
Newly installed CEO, Catherine Gazzoli joins Margaret Rees of Slow Food Carmarthenshire to talk about the movement in Wales.
Llwynywermod- Talking Wales A Sustainable Future
Both the CEO and the Operations Manager spoke at a networking dinner at Llwynywermod in Carmarthenshire, the home of Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, facilitated by HRH’s Deputy Private Secretary (for Wales) and Commissioner of the Sustainable Development Commission in Wales and the Prince’s Charities in Wales to a group of Welsh delegates about the Trust’s plan to work more closely with local partners on helping to promote and preserve endangered Welsh foods and traditions.
