SmartParc in the Rest of World

SmartParc is currently undertaking a number of market evaluation studies, assessing opportunities in emerging markets around the world. We are also engaging with international organisations and trade bodies as well as researchers in food science to identify areas of greatest need and opportunity.

This review is focusing initially on Africa and Asia, with particular interest in Kenya, India, and Indonesia.

We have strong ambition to model our park around local needs and strengthen domestic food processing infrastructure. We are keen on building the future food factory, creating new skilled jobs, hiring locally, and keeping more value in the communities where we operate.

By establishing a new, investable asset class for food and drink production, SmartParc offers a replicable model that attracts direct investment from multinational companies, enabling them to build manufacturing and logistics facilities closer to the people they serve.

Our model is proven to reduce food waste, improve access to affordable nutrition, and support long-term sustainable economic development that benefits the wider region. We are keen on working with manufacturers, government representatives, economic development agencies, and academic institutions to propel SmartParc’s global expansion.

This commitment aligns well with the UN’s2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which includes 17 priority goals. SmartParc can contribute to many of these, including: 

·        Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
·        Zero Hunger
·        Good Health and Wellbeing
·        Clean Water
·        Affordable Clean Energy
·        Economic Growth
·        Sustainable Cities and Communities
·        Responsible Consumption and Production
·        Climate Action
·        Partnerships for The Goals

Prospective Tenants

We are looking for an anchor tenant to join SmartParc. If you are food and drink manufacturer looking for a new production or distribution & logistics facility, register your interest below.

Why SmartParc?

·        Built-to-suit food-grade facility
·        Bespoke process and engineering design
·        Shared energy center andon-site services
·        20-30% reduced energy bills and operational cost savings
·        Up to 5,000 cumulative jobs generated
·        Access to grants and funding
·        Strong transport links and local workforce
·        Export opportunities
·        Lower carbon emissions to achieve Net Zero 2050 goals
·        Public-private and academic partnerships‍

Imagine a site built around what you actually need: power that scales with you, logistics that work, and neighbours in your own supply chain. That's the SmartParc model.

We believe the future of food manufacturing lies in collaboration, innovation and shared sustainability. 

By developing integrated food and beverage manufacturing ecosystems, SmartParc creates environments where businesses can grow while reducing emissions, improving operational efficiency and accelerating the transition towards a lower-carbon future. 

Together, we can help shape a more sustainable food manufacturing industry in the World.
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Landowners, Developers & Agents

Become our development partner, backed by aproven
scheme and strong commercial case

If you have a site that could work, we want to talk.
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We're looking for:
•    Approximately 100 acres
•    Power capacity of 20MVA+
•    A strong, accessible local workforce
•    Good road, port and/or rail links
•    A clear route through planning
•    Agents with experience in tenant sourcing
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‍This is a live, active search - submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis as part of our site assessment process.

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Local Authorities

Driving jobs, investment and regional growth

SmartParc delivers significant economic and social value to the communities in which it operates.

SmartParc benefits for local authorities include:
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•    c.5,000 high-quality jobs across manufacturing, logistics, engineering and supporting services
•    c.£2.7bn (c.A$5.4bn) GVA generated for the regional economy
•    Major inward investment and a stronger local industrial base
•    New skills and career opportunities for the local workforce
•    Stronger local supply chains and opportunities for regional businesses
•    Infrastructure designed to support long-term growth
•    A resilient, connected economic ecosystem bringing manufacturing, logistics, energy and innovation together
•    Sustainable economic growth supported by shared infrastructure and energy solutions

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