Grant funding to boost sales of local food and drink products
Convenience retailers in Scotland can apply to the Scottish Grocers Federation Go Local funding programme to help maximise the range of Scottish products they offer to customers.
This Scottish Government-supported fund helps retailers create long-term, dedicated display space in their stores for locally sourced Scottish products.
Participating in the Go Local programme gives you access to the Scottish Grocers Federation and Scotland Food and Drink teams, to help develop your store's local proposition.
The deadline to apply is 31 August 2021. Applications will be assessed after the closing date.
Visit the Scottish Grocers Federation website for more information on how to apply.
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