Horticulture

Veg Power’s mission is to get the UK eating more veg.

The core of our funding comes from the horticulture sector including growers, importers, wholesalers, agronomy suppliers as well as the major grocers. With this whole sector support we are slowly turning around vegetable consumption in the UK.

There are many ways horticulture businesses can support Veg Power, please check out these details below and get in touch if you can support our mission.

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Please support Veg Power – even only a little funding can make a difference to children in your community and strengthen your community relations. Please contact us directly for more information.

Here’s what they say…

It doesn’t get much better than inspiring the next generation about the wonder of vegetables and we’re incredibly proud to support Veg Power on their mission. Experiencing the passion of the Veg Power team to change things for the better, engaging with local schools, and joining forces with others in the industry has been particularly rewarding!

KIm Barfoot-Brace, Barfoots

Veg Power membership and engagement is a great way for Sakata to demonstrate our support for encouraging children to eat more vegetables through a professional and powerful industry initiative. It also motivates our employees who recognise Veg Power as a very worthwhile CSR initiative.

Stuart Cox, SAKATA

EVG are incredibly proud to be members of Veg Power, from “Growing To Love Tomatoes” to “Eat Them To Defeat Them” who doesn’t want to support fabulous campaigns like this which encourage children to eat (and find out more about) healthy, tasty British produce.

Paul Faulkner, EVG

UK growers are proud of what we produce, encouraging children to eat more of our fantastic healthy vegetables is of paramount importance for the future health of the nation. We all need to support Veg Power in achieving these aims.

David Simmons, Riviera Produce

In almost 40 years of operating in the industry, this is by far the most effective pan industry initiative I’ve seen to promote the consumption of vegetables.

Jack Ward, British Growers