Halen Môn
Anglesey · Ynys Môn
Hand-harvested pure sea salt and flake sea salt drawn from the Menai Strait, along with a range of seasonings and condiments built around it. One of the best known Welsh food names in the world.
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Ein CefnogwyrOur Supporters
The Welsh businesses who put their name to good, clean and fair food, and who make the work of Slow Food Cymru Wales possible.
Who they are
Salt makers, beekeepers, butchers, cooks
Nine businesses across Wales, from Anglesey to Pembrokeshire, each one backing the principle that food should be good, clean and fair.
Wainwrights Bee Farm
Ceredigion
Beekeepers producing honey and beeswax, working alongside Tropical Forest Products. Bees are the quiet infrastructure of everything else on this page.
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Catch 22
Anglesey · Ynys Môn
A family-run, award-winning restaurant and bar on Anglesey, built around fresh local seafood, Welsh beef and seasonal menus.
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Chapters Restaurant
Hay-on-Wye · Y Gelli Gandryll
A Michelin Green Star restaurant and bottle shop from Charmaine and Mark McHugo, in the heart of Hay-on-Wye, with menus that showcase the best the area has to offer.
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Trealy Farm Charcuterie
Monmouthshire · Sir Fynwy
Over forty different charcuterie products made with traditional artisan methods and ethically sourced British meats, with no allergens and no nitrates.
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Hay Markets
Hay-on-Wye · Y Gelli Gandryll
Seven hundred years of trading in Hay-on-Wye. The markets are where producers and the people who eat their food actually meet, which is the whole point.
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Golden Road Gin
Pembrokeshire · Sir Benfro
Award-winning Welsh gin distilled in south west Wales, with fresh bay from their own Pembrokeshire farm in every bottle. World Gin Gold Medal, 2025.
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Franco Street Food
Wales · Cymru
Street food done properly, bringing good, clean and fair cooking to events and roadside across Wales.
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Nant Helyg
Wales · Cymru
A Welsh farm supporting the principles of good, clean and fair food, and the network of producers working to the same standard.
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Why become a supporter?
Being a business supporter of Slow Food Cymru Wales allows us to shout from the rooftops about what you do. It shows the world you agree with the principles of good, clean and fair food for all, and it opens you to a global network of like-minded people.
But most of all it supports the work of Slow Food Cymru Wales, allowing us to spread the word, develop the network and run education programmes.
If you are already a member, talk to others about why you joined. If you are unsure about the benefits, email us today and we will have a one to one conversation about what your membership will mean for your business.
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The opportunity to join and host local events with our members across the country.
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Social media support for your initiatives.
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Featured posts about your business.
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The Slow Food Supporters logo for your website, and a Supporters’ Scheme window sticker for your premises.
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Association with a non-profit organisation whose ethics, passion and professionalism are recognised by many in and outside of the food industry.
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The opportunity to attend both national events, such as Slow Food Week, and international events such as Terra Madre and Salone del Gusto.
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Our newsletter, with news about events, chef interviews, upcoming opportunities, campaigns and initiatives throughout the country.
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If your business believes in good, clean and fair food, there is a place for you here. Let us tell your story.