All Aboard London's First School of Food: Unique Chance For Artisan Producers To 'Pop Up' At London Railway Station
Calling all new
food and drink artisans - the train to success is now waiting at Old Street
Station! Kitchen Table Projects are launching a unique platform for emerging
businesses who are looking to take their product to the next destination. Be
one of fifteen very special artisans to take part in the first ever School of
Food - and secure a ticket to showcase your product to thousands of shoppers
and commuters at Old Street Station, right in the heart of London's start up
scene. Or be a visitor and experience the top fifteen new products this summer
from June 22nd until September 13th.
From the
Kitchen Table
Kitchen Table
Projects is a foodie business based in London - passionate about helping
artisan food producers springboard their products to the wider market. Founded
by entrepreneur and former pastry chef Tara Sundramoorthi, Kitchen Table
Projects aims to champion all those hidden artisan gems. Tara launched Kitchen
Table Projects to help other people along the path to realising their dreams
after having a 'light bulb moment' of her own. Ever the entrepreneur, Tara set
up a market stall at university selling her own baked goods and found that her
products were constantly selling out. She then opened a café with her friends
where she met many people who had great foodie ideas - but no idea how to put
them into action. It was this that motivated her to set up her own business -
and launch Kitchen Table Projects to help and inspire small scale producers.
Want to pop up?
Do you have a
shelf-ready product to retail? Do you have a passion for being part of a foodie
community? Then apply for the chance to become one of Kitchen Table Projects
fifteen very special artisans. This incredible opportunity will provide you
with a rare shop window to sell your goods and the expert advice to help you
pursue your foodie dreams. You will have the chance to sell your product -
chilled or ambient - alongside others at a pop up School of Food, café and farm
shop showcasing a unique range of craft produce from across the UK - all at
London's Old Street Station.
Back to School
The School of
Food is just that - a school where your teachers will be a twelve-strong team
of experts specialising in marketing, PR and finance through to branding,
photography and food law. Be educated for twelve weeks and emerge with the
knowledge that will help your food project become a reality.
In the classroom
*London retail
shelf space to sell your product
*12 weeks of
workshops, advice and discussion groups from industry experts
*Fortnightly
sales reports and customer feedback
*Use of space
to run tastings and other events
*Marketing and
PR exposure
*Access to
monthly networking night
*And a chance
to pitch your business at an Artisans After Hours Event.
Tara
Sundramoorthi, founder of Kitchen Table Projects, said: "With Kitchen
Table Projects, I put together two of my most favourite things - food and
making things happen. I wanted to create a starting point for emerging artisan
food producers to make their visions and aspirations a reality. I believe that
the world is a better place when people are doing what they love. Our School of
Food will help those producers looking for a shop window to retail their
product - and provide them with invaluable expert advice at the same time. All
that they need is a product and a passion for being part of an incredible
foodie community. Old Street Station is a fantastic location for a pop up shop
front and I am so excited to be launching there. It would be amazing if I could
help fifteen food and drink businesses achieve what they never thought was
possible."
Vhari Russell,
of Food Marketing Expert, said: "I am delighted to be involved with
Kitchen Table Projects - it offers such a great platform for producers who are
looking to start and grow. The panel of experts have such a great wealth of
knowledge and all bring different experience and advice to one place. With over
fifteen years of experience of working in the food industry both on own brand,
branded products, helping to create them and sell them; it will be great to
pass on tips and advice to the producers. We hope to help them grow and develop
their products and their markets."
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