These ambitious proposals aim to create a high-quality hub in Withybush near Haverfordwest and will become home to a number of food producers.
Investment in the food park aims to create plots ready for development across the 23 acre site in the ownership of the council.
Located on the outskirts of Haverfordwest, the site boasts excellent transport links by road, rail, sea, and air, with the first phase of onsite infrastructure works currently nearing completion.
Pembrokeshire is renowned for its high quality produce and this food park will provide an opportunity for producers to acquire plots to develop food production and processing facilities that will create added value and new jobs in the region.
This exciting development has the potential to add further value to the expertise that producers in the area possess and provide important employment opportunities and business growth.
The Pembrokeshire Food Park is an important part of the Councils long-standing aim to support and strengthen Pembrokeshire’s food and drink industry by retaining more of the added value from local production
The project is a joint venture between the Council and the Welsh Government.
Pembrokeshire County Council has also been awarded £1 million European Regional Development Funding through Welsh Government, for the delivery of the first phase of infrastructure works at the food park. PDF information leaflet Link
For more information please visit: Pembrokeshire Food Park, Withybush, Haverfordwest - Pembrokeshire County Council
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