Ready to take your food and drink business global? Make the dream of seeing your products stocked on global shelves a reality and be inspired to have a taste of global success!
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you want to learn the key steps and strategies for successfully entering international food and drink markets
you're seeking expert guidance and support to successfully launch your food and drink products in international markets
you want to identify global markets with high demand for your product
Learn how to successfully sell your food and drinks products overseas
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Hear advice and top tips from Nick Hird who has successfully sold his hydration drink ViDrate to 10 countries across the globe in the past 12 months.
Come and hear the advice and top tips from Zeynep Turudi who has successfully sold her authentic luxury confectionery to 35 countries across the globe.
Join us for a 45-minute presentation on the key routes to market for food and drink exporters, and the crucial considerations when selecting the best approach for your chosen export destination.
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Learn the essential requirements for UK food and drink exporters focusing on navigating regulations and dealing with government bodies in your target markets.
Join us for a 45-minute presentation on the specific requirements for UK food and drink exporters (Part 2), focusing on product-specific challenges, labelling, and compliance.
Discover practical strategies for setting competitive export prices and managing costs effectively.
Our food and drink industry specialists have many years’ experience of supporting UK businesses to export and ship their food and drink products to international markets.
[International] opportunities are everywhere. You have to spot them, and channel your entrepreneurial spirit. When you add in the support that UKEA training and guidance can offer, you’ve got everything you need to grow internationally.
Conor Love, Head of New Markets at Little Moons
