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Top award for food firm founder

South Wales Evening Post

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November 06, 2025

JON Lewis, founder and chief executive of Carmarthenshire's Gower View Foods, has been named as the winner of the Farmers' Union of Wales/NatWest Cymru 2025 Outstanding Service to the Welsh Dairy Industry Award.

Top award for food firm founder

Jon Lewis has won the Farmers' Union of Wales/ NatWest Cymru 2025 Outstanding Service to the Welsh Dairy Industry Award

(FUW)

The annual award recognises individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to the Welsh dairy industry. Established in 2007, under Jon Lewis' leadership, Gower View Foods has grown into one of the UK's most recognised independent butter and dairy co-packers, supplying leading brands for many major retailers and food service providers in the UK and Europe.

Based in Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire, the company's co-packing capabilities range from portion-sized butter and bulk block production to a wide range of flavoured butters, flavoured creams and promotional packaging solutions.

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