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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Networking Website Launched to Help Food & Drink Businesses
C2, an initiative encouraging Scottish food and drink businesses to work collaboratively across their supply chains, has launched a new networking website to help connect businesses within the sector.The website, which is designed to serve as a discussion forum for farmers, food producers and suppliers to the food and drink industry, allows users to communicate share best practice in supply chain issues, set up interest groups and promote events.
C2, the Cultivating Collaboration project was set up by SAOS Ltd with funding support from the Scottish and EU Governments.
'We have established an online framework for the sector to communicate and explore potential partnerships with each other,' says Alan Stevenson, Supply Chain Development Director at SAOS.
'All you have to do is click on the link, join the network and then invite others who they think might be interested.'
It can be accessed directly at http://c2scotland.ning.com or through the main C2 website at www.ctwo.org.uk.
