Aims & Objectives

Driving Sustainability
in Park Royal’s Food Supply Systems

Food Systems & UK Economy

Why It Matters

The food industry is a major contributor to carbon emissions. With our EPSRC-funded initiative, we provide businesses with the expertise and resources to transition towards a net-zero future.

people are employed by the UK's food sector

tonnes of food waste are collectively contributed by the UK food manufacturers, the hospitality sector and the retail industry

food sector is responsible for about a third of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions

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Park Royal Net Zero Food Systems

Our Key Objectives

Our aim is to reduce carbon cost, improve resilience, and drive economic growth in the food supply systems passing through Park Royal.

Reduce Energy Consumption in Food Supply Chains

We aim to lower energy usage in food production, manufacturing, processing, and distribution by integrating advanced, energy-efficient technologies.

Minimise Food Waste & Maximise Resource Valorisation

By implementing waste reduction strategies and repurposing by-products, we support a circular economy, reducing environmental impact while creating economic opportunities.

Accelerate the Adoption of Low-Carbon & Smart Technologies

From AI-driven automation to renewable energy systems, we help businesses transition to sustainable solutions that enhance efficiency and reduce emissions.

Decarbonise Food Transportation & Logistics

We promote low-carbon transport alternatives, electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, and sustainable logistics solutions to cut carbon emissions from food distribution.

Strengthen Innovation & Research in Sustainable Food Systems

We promote cutting-edge research, testing, and prototype development to drive breakthroughs in urban agriculture, vertical farming, and low-carbon food production.

Build a Resilient & Future-Ready Food Industry

By supporting businesses with funded innovation projects, training, and expert collaboration, we endeavour long-term sustainability and economic growth.