Commissioned by University of Salford as food sector specialists on a report for Manchester City Council on High Tech Sustainable Food Growing Options for the city. FoodSync provided expertise on how high-tech food growing can fit with wider industrial goals. This work aimed to explore the links between the food and drink industry and high tech food growing options in Manchester. It seeks to convey the scale of the industry operations, the opportunity, mechanisms of engagement and key messaging and links to key bodies that may have a shared interest in this space. The food system is highly complex which is a challenge but also presents a unique opportunity to look at innovative ways to attract investment and deliver growth to the region’s economy.
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This a project testimonial Commissioned by University of Salford as food sector specialists on a report for Manchester City Council on High Tech Sustainable Food Growing Options for the city. FoodSync provided expertise on how high-tech food growing can fit with wider industrial goals. This work aimed to explore the links between the food and drink industry and high tech food growing options in Manchester. It seeks to convey the scale of the industry operations, the opportunity, mechanisms of engagement and key messaging and links to key bodies that may have a shared interest in this space. The food system is highly complex which is a challenge but also presents a unique opportunity to look at innovative ways to attract investment and deliver growth to the region’s economy.
Dr Mike Hardman, School of Environment and Life Sciences, UOS
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