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ZERO2FIVE Food Industry Centre staff and food industry activity at Cardiff Metropolitan University
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Free Cardiff sessions will help Welsh food start-ups turn kitchen ideas into real businesses

ZERO2FIVE at Cardiff Metropolitan University is offering free sessions covering food safety, finance, sourcing, scaling and market research for new Welsh food manufacturers.

28 August 2026

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ZERO2FIVE Food Industry Centre staff and food industry activity at Cardiff Metropolitan University
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Free Cardiff sessions will help Welsh food start-ups turn kitchen ideas into real businesses

ZERO2FIVE at Cardiff Metropolitan University is offering free sessions covering food safety, finance, sourcing, scaling and market research for new Welsh food manufacturers.

Cardiff · 28 Aug 2026
Cardiff Met staff linked to the AI research placement programme
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Paid AI placements are opening research careers to students from disadvantaged backgrounds

A national programme gave 132 students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds paid AI research placements, including ten at Cardiff Met.

Cardiff · 28 Aug 2026
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