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British Food Fortnight returns between 26 September and 12 October 2025 – and this year it’s not just a celebration. It’s a movement. Whether you’re shopping, cooking, dining out, or simply sharing your food choices, every positive action you take makes a difference. 

In the run up to British Food Fortnight, the Harvest Torch is blazing a trail through rural communities, agricultural shows and traditional harvest celebrations, before finishing its tour at the prestigious Harvest Service at Westminster Abbey this autumn. The hand-forged torch is a powerful symbol of appreciation for British farmers and a rallying call for the public to become champions of change. 

Alexia Robinson, founder of Love British Food, says; “British Food Fortnight is much more than a two-week celebration – it’s a reminder of the deep roots that connect us all, every day of the year. From the soil that feeds our crops to the special meals that bring us together, British food is the bond that sustains our nation — helping us grow physically, culturally, economically, and securely.

“This year we’re asking the public to turn their passion into purpose and become champions of change. Every time you choose British, you support the people who grow, rear and produce food with pride, care and sustainability at its heart. Whether grabbing your weekly groceries, cooking dinner for the family, or planning a fun brunch with friends, it’s easy to get involved in British Food Fortnight.”

Morrisons, the lead retail partner of British Food Fortnight, expressed their commitment to British Food Fortnight.

David Scott, Morrisons Corporate Affairs Director comments; “As a champion of British food, Morrisons is proud to be the lead retail partner for British Food Fortnight. Our customers value fresh, seasonal British ingredients, and through this campaign, we want to inspire more people to explore the incredible variety and quality available from UK farmers and producers. Supporting British agriculture where possible is essential to building a sustainable and resilient food future, and this campaign perfectly aligns with those goals.”

Join a countrywide movement 

From school cookery demonstrations and hospital menus, to community festivals and competitions, this year’s campaign is packed with opportunities to get involved. 

Why not register to take part in this year’s British Food Fortnight Bingo? A series of fun challenges that encourages family and friends to buy, cook, and eat British. Sign up online to play for a full house and a full tummy.

Make it matter – all year round

This isn’t just about two weeks. It’s about creating lasting change. British Food Fortnight invites everyone to make conscious food choices, ask where their ingredients come from, and champion British on every plate – at home, in schools, in care homes and hospitals, and in restaurants.