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Food Jobs in Wales

 

Historically Wales was an important centre in the industrial revolution, at one point Cardiff was the largest coal exporter in the world. Its economy is now largely reliant on the service sector, with tourism a major industry in the country. There are several large food producers in Wales including specialists in dairy production who source milk from local farms.

Historically Wales was an important centre in the industrial revolution, at one point Cardiff was the largest coal exporter in the world. Its economy is now largely reliant on the service sector, with tourism a major industry in the country. There are several large food producers in Wales including specialists in dairy production who source milk from local farms.

 

Food Businesses in Wales
Rachel's is an organic dairy products company based in Aberystwyth, famous for its yogurts and desserts. It was set up by local farmers but is now a subsidiary of the French company Lactalis. It is the fastest growing organic dairy in Britain and has a strong green ethic. Using recyclable cardboard for the yogurt pot sleeves has saved at least 240 tonnes of plastic per year.
Cadwaladers is a family-based chain of ice cream parlours that has expanded from a small shop in Criccieth to a group of cafes situated across Wales and England. They are constantly developing new product and investing in new innovations.
In Cardiff, Clark's Pies are regarded as the town's traditional pie and have become an institution. The company was founded over 100 years ago and now have outlets in Swindon, Reading, Newport, Gloucester and Bristol.
What is Wales Like?
Wales is a mountainous country in the west of the United Kingdom. It has 3 large national parks, 5 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and 45 Blue Flag beaches along its coastline.
During the 19th century the country was an important centre for the industrial revolution but now the economy is largely driven by the service sector and tourism. Major towns such as Swansea and Cardiff have a vibrant nightlife and strong connections with sport. The Millenium Stadium in Cardiff is home of the Wales national rugby union team and stages games of the Wales national football team. It is also the venue for many other large scale entertainment events, such as music concerts by Madonna, The Rolling Stones
Food Jobs in Wales
Choose from a selection product development, supply chain and managerial food jobs in this unspoilt and beautiful country.
View the latest food jobs in Wales or send us your CV and one of our consultants will be in touch.

Food Businesses in Wales

Rachel's is an organic dairy products company based in Aberystwyth, famous for its yogurts and desserts. It was set up by local farmers but is now a subsidiary of the French company Lactalis. It is the fastest growing organic dairy in Britain and has a strong green ethic. Using recyclable cardboard for the yogurt pot sleeves has saved at least 240 tonnes of plastic per year.

Cadwaladers is a family-based chain of ice cream parlours that has expanded from a small shop in Criccieth to a group of cafes situated across Wales and England. They are constantly developing new product and investing in new innovations.

In Cardiff, Clark's Pies are regarded as the town's traditional pie and have become an institution. The company was founded over 100 years ago and now have outlets in Swindon, Reading, Newport, Gloucester and Bristol.

Candidates can expect to find jobs in product development, food technology and food manufacturing.

What is Wales Like?

Wales is a mountainous country in the west of the United Kingdom. It has 3 large national parks, 5 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and 45 Blue Flag beaches along its coastline.

During the 19th century the country was an important centre for the industrial revolution but now the economy is largely driven by the service sector and tourism. Major towns such as Swansea and Cardiff have a vibrant nightlife and strong connections with sport. The Millenium Stadium in Cardiff is home of the Wales national rugby union team and stages games of the Wales national football team. It is also the venue for many other large scale entertainment events, such as music concerts by Madonna, The Rolling Stones and REM.

Food Jobs in Wales

Choose from a selection product development, supply chain and managerial food jobs in this unspoilt and beautiful country.

View the latest food jobs in Wales or send us your CV and one of our consultants will be in touch.

 

 

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