Our partnership brings together farmers, growers, fishers, food processors and manufacturers, retailers, health professionals, voluntary organisations, policymakers, academics, community groups and food activists. 

Everyone can be part of the movement to transform Cornwall’s food system for the better. It’s free to join us and all are welcome.

Our working groups:
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Our working groups welcome people with a wide range of perspectives, ideas and experience. They meet regularly (online and in person) to work on specific issues or areas.

Our current working groups are:

  • Cornwall sustainable food strategy
  • Food in education
  • Community growing
  • Engagement and communication
  • Public procurement
  • Food for Health
  • Governance

Additional groups are in development.

If you’re keen to get involved in shaping or delivering our action on food system change, please get in touch to join one or more of these groups – or to suggest a new one.

Our steering group

Our steering group makes decisions on behalf of the partnership in response to proposals from working groups. The steering group ensures there is clear and consistent communication across the partnership and uses a process of decision-making by consent.

Our parent organisation:
Cornwall Food Partnership

Sustainable Food Cornwall is a partnership network that is supported and resourced by Cornwall Food Partnership, a Community Interest Company (CIC) established in 2023.

The CIC serves as the infrastructure organisation, or backbone, to Sustainable Food Cornwall. Its directors – Becky Fry, Charlotte Barry, Matthew Thomson and Peter Lefort – sit on the Sustainable Food Cornwall steering group.

Cornwall Food Partnership CIC was created to benefit the residents of Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly and the Tamar catchment area.

It aims to:

  • Improve practical collaboration between people, organisations and across sectors to strengthen our local food system
  • Promote biodiversity as the foundation of sustainable food production and consumption
  • Foster food citizenship by inspiring and engaging the public, championing sustainable food enterprises and procurement, and developing a local good food movement (this needs working on)

Cornwall Food Partnership CIC is a social enterprise working for people and the planet, focusing on economic, social and environmental returns.

Any profits will be reinvested.

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We’d love to hear from you.

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