Our partnership with Felix reflects our commitment to responsible food stewardship and the communities connected to our business.

The UK food and grocery sector is built on the dedication of thousands of individuals – from farmers and drivers to factory teams, suppliers and colleagues in stores and distribution.

As conversations about nutrition, sustainability and responsible consumption evolve, there is an increasing need for clear, science based guidance to help people understand what constitutes a balanced diet.

Few events showcase the vibrancy, heritage and future of rural communities quite like the Royal Highland Show. ABP UK’s long standing support for, and attendance at, the Show is a core expression of our commitment to those communities.

FoodCloud is a charity dedicated to redistributing surplus food to communities in need. ABP’s partnership with the organisation enables us to divert our surplus food to where it is most needed, addressing both environmental and social challenges.

ABP supports the charity in its mission to provide local accommodation, care and support to parents and siblings during these times of stress.

ABP contributes to the IGBF through ongoing sponsorship and participation in the charity’s major fundraising events, including the annual cycle, golf classic and Christmas initiatives.

ABP collaborates closely with Teagasc to strengthen the future of the beef sector and build a more resilient, productive and sustainable farming industry.

As Ireland’s largest one-day agricultural event, The Tullamore Show plays a central role in connecting farmers, processors and rural communities.

The National Ploughing Championships is Ireland’s largest outdoor agricultural event. It presents an important opportunity for ABP to connect with farmers, engage with young people and showcase our sustainability and farming initiatives.

ABP Northern Ireland has been a long-standing Platinum Sponsor of the Balmoral Show, the largest agricultural event in Northern Ireland.

ABP’s Irish County Meats was the main sponsor of Sheep 2025.

The Advantage Young Farmer Academy was created to support the next generation of Irish beef farmers.

The ABP Angus Youth Challenge is designed to inspire students aged 14 to 15 in Northern Ireland to explore opportunities in the agri food sector.

The Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition was created to help Transition Year students learn about beef production and the Certified Irish Angus brand.

The Flocks of the Future national competition was developed to support and inspire the next generation of Irish sheep farmers. Through its involvement, Irish Country Meats aims to encourage young people to engage with the sector, develop new skills and contribute fresh ideas that will strengthen the long term sustainability and resilience of sheep farming.