Fairtrade Wine tasting and networking

19th August 2012

As part of the 2012 Fairtrade Fortnight, Sheffield Hallam University supported by wine merchant Bibendum, invites you to join us in sampling a selection of Fairtrade wines whilst hearing about how you and your organisation can effectively support Fairtrade principles.

The event will take place in the University's Hallam View restaurant where guests will also be able to sample a range of Fairtrade and locally sourced finger food items, freshly prepared in-house and designed to complement the selection of Fairtrade wines available to taste. The event is a great opportunity for networking with numerous organisations and businesses from across the City so we do hope that you can join us for what promises to be a really enjoyable evening. Guests will also have the opportunity to see the range of meeting and event facilities available to hire at the University through Conference21. Places at this event are strictly limited. To register for your place please visit the Sheffield Hallam University's registration website at: https://arum.lits.shu.ac.uk/NetCommunity/SSLPage.aspx?pid=2839

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