People Planet Profit - Demystifying Carbon

Join the Devon Food Partnership, Food Drink Devon and Prosper Business Support for an informative morning at Darts Farm, where we’ll be talking all things decarbonisation with practical guidance on what you can do to be more sustainable.

You’ll hear from local food and drink businesses who’ve made changes to their systems, and learn what’s worked for them.

There’ll be plenty of practical ideas to take away, whether you're just starting out or looking to improve what you already do.

Stay ahead of the curve and maybe even save some money in the process.

🎤 Speakers include:

▪ Andrea Gansom, NetShift, shifting businesses towards net zero

▪ Saul Whitford, Net Zero Project, University of Exeter

▪ Russ Wakeham, Two Drifters, carbon negative rum distillery

▪ Stewart Dodd, River Cottage, sustainability pioneers

▪ Barney Butterfield, Sandford Orchards, sustainable cider producers

▪ Ben Richards, Gathered & Grown, sustainable herbal tea company

There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and connect with other Devon businesses. All attendees will be given information about available funded business support programmes.

Lunch will be provided (alternatives are available for those with dietary requirements).

This event has been organised by the Devon Food Partnership with support from Food Drink Devon and jointly funded by the business support programme Prosper. Prosper is a UK Shared Prosperity Funded (UKSPF) programme, delivered by Devon County Council in partnership with Mid Devon District Council, East Devon District Council, and Exeter City Council.

While this event welcomes all Devon food & drink business, priority will be given to those businesses based in East Devon, Mid Devon, and Exeter, and are eligible to receive support under Prosper

Prosper is funded by the UK government through the The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) proactively supports the delivery of the UK-government's five national missions: pushing power out to communities everywhere, with a specific focus to help kickstart economic growth and promoting opportunities in all parts of the UK.

For more information about Prosper, please visit or register for the programme here:

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Please note that we will be taking photographs at this event for use on our websites, social media, and newsletters. By registering, you agree to be included in these photographs.

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