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A Note on Our Response Times

ShefFood is currently operating at low capacity as we transition through some internal changes. Please bear with us if our responses take longer than usual.

If you need to get in touch, you can email us at [email protected], but kindly note that replies may be slower than normal. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this period.

Welcome To ShefFood, Sheffield’s Food Partnership

ShefFood is a cross-sector partnership of organisations across the city formed of local public agencies, businesses, individuals, academic and community organisations committed to working together to create a more sustainable food system for Sheffield.
When the food system works for People and for the Planet, it brings communities together; makes us all happier and healthier; and develops local economies for both today and tomorrow. The partnership exists to catalyse these efforts, bring ideas together to make a food system in Sheffield that works for everyone.

The food we eat comes from complex global systems,  which cover countless hands and activities from farm to fork and beyond. Our food system, at all levels, is facing many crises. We are asking you to take action and sign up to help make Sheffield’s food system fairer, healthier and greener.

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Take Action

Key actions you can take to help ShefFood build a better food system for Sheffield

Sign Up to Our Monthly Newsletter
Join us and Sign The Charter
Come to a Working Group Meeting

Our Focuses

These five areas drive the focus of ShefFood and represent five working groups working towards a fairer, healthier and greener food system for all in Sheffield

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Community Food Provision
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Food & Health
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Good Food Economy
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Growing & Composting
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Good Food Movement

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Community Food Provision Meeting – July 2025

Ever wondered what alternative types of food provision look like? Keen to learn about culturally appropriate food provision? Interested in

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