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Sustainable venison, supporting Scottish food banks

We benefit the:

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Environment.             Deer.             Communities.

Our deer are hugely overpopulated

on a protected moorland (SSSI &

SPA). This delicate ecosystem is negatively impacted and carbon dioxide is released to the atmosphere as the peatland is damaged by unprecedented deer numbers.

The red deer population in Scotland is at an all time high. Our

deer herd are over four times the

government guide for population

density. Such density is not good for the deer welfare as they struggle to find enough space and grazing.

We have developed a network of

food banks across rural Scotland who will distribute our Fair Feast

venison. With the cost of living crisis households need sustainable support they can rely on. We are committing to a five year programme. 

Zero Waste.

Deer management is a legal requirement in Scotland.

Post-Brexit it has been difficult to secure a market

for the venison deer management naturally

creates. When populations reach extreme

levels industrial culls are carried out by

government agencies which receive public

backlash for welfare concerns and wastage of venison.

We look to provide a new venison outlet and long

term sustainable deer management, that can go hand

in hand. Venison will be butchered and packaged on-site

to maintain the lowest possible carbon footprint. We can embrace a zero waste system, with low carbon production, that benefits the health and wellbeing of the scottish people.

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