Twenty-year-old Callum Griffiths is the CEO of Clydach Farm Food for Dogs and his success hasn’t gone unnoticed. This month Callum’s natural pet food company is shortlisted for not one but two awards for Clydach’s exceptional range of high meat, digestible recipes.
The NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards took place this week where Callum took home the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Wales. The awards celebrate the hard work and inspiring stories of entrepreneurs.
Callum has always had a passion for animals and began breeding chicks from his parents’ cockerel and hen when he was just 13.
From that he moved to hatching hundreds of chickens as well as creating his own chicken food and now, his biggest venture... pet food for dogs exported all around the world.
Clydach is also one of just three companies that were shortlisted for the Manufacturing Start-Up of the Year at the Wales Start-Up Awards. When it comes to manufacturing, ethical responsibility is something that Clydach Farm Group takes very seriously.
Committed to supporting UK farming and agriculture by not only sourcing the best ingredients, but by building lasting, loving and personable relationships with farmers across the British Isles – which also means Clydach get the pick of their crop as well as ensuring they get a fair deal to sustain their own businesses too.
The Clydach range of pet food marks itself as being of exceptional quality – and it is. A 100% grain free range and free from any artificial colours, flavours or preservatives,
Clydach’s dog food is bursting with a high end range of natural meats, fish and poultry including:
- Free range English Venison from deer raised on flora and fauna as they roam the rolling open countryside of protected estates and parks
- Sustainable Scottish Salmon sourced from North West Scotland
- Ethical Suffolk Duck from Red Tractor assured farms
- Welsh Lamb, grass fed on the rich Welsh landscape of the Snowdonia National Park
For more information email hello@clydachfarmgroup.co.uk, call 0800 088 7965 or visit www.clydachfarmgroup.co.uk
