We are Scotland Food & Drink
We empower Scotland's food and drink businesses to achieve their full potential to drive our economy, sustain our environment, and support our communities.
Our Industry
No other food and drink body in the world does what we do


Facilitating and enabling government and industry to work side by side is what we’ve been doing since our formation in 2007. It’s a unique relationship. In that time food and drink has grown to become one of the most successful sectors in Scotland. Today it’s worth an incredible £15 billion.
+86%
New business startups in 7 years
450+
Current members
+43%
Food productivity up since 2007
We can do more and we will
MEMBERSHIP
A growing membership for growing businesses
We offer member benefits and services that are always evolving to meet your needs, as well as being there to represent the industry on current and critical issues.
Membership provides food and drink businesses of all sizes with the tools, support and opportunities they need to gain a competitive edge in challenging times.
Supply chain
We help drive efficiencies with distribution, energy, packaging and much more.
Market intelligence
We help you keep an eye on the competition and on the health of the industry.
Business development
Your dedicated business development manager provides support that’s right for you.
Professional services
We help you save money on legal, marketing, PR and a host of other essentials.
Member networking
We organise year-round opportunities to interact and engage with new customers and contacts.
Market development
We give you the key to unlock new markets, diversification and accelerated growth.
Join a growing community
Industry news and views
Get the latest news, views and updates from Scotland Food & Drink, and from all across the food and drink industry.

A renowned Scottish haggis producer has experienced a hike in sales, which it believes is due to strong demand from tourists visiting the Edinburgh Fringe.

The Appetite for More Programme, which is now open for applications, aims to support 25 Scottish food and drink businesses to grow their tourism offering.

Why grow a business alone when there’s land, resources, investment and know-how to tap into? That’s the message from Fife’s Balcaskie Estate, which is opening the gates to its organic and regenerative-focused farm to sustainable businesses and start-ups looking for a leg-up to help them grow, as part of Pitch Up! 2025.