Fork delivers on purpose to help places, people, and food systems thrive by design, not by accident.

We partner with organisations, councils, and communities to reimagine, redesign, and deliver food systems built for health, equity, and ecological resilience.

What we do

Our work starts with a belief: that food matters, and decisions matter.

Clients come to us when they want to do things better.

A council seeking a food strategy it can actually deliver.

An entrepreneur turning a good idea into a viable, evidence-based product.

A community venue rethinking how food can sustain its mission.

A company aligning its assets with a food-centred vision.

We meet them where they are — with curiosity, clarity, and purpose. Together, we design the right approach and make it happen. Sometimes that’s strategy, sometimes delivery, sometimes building capacity.

Always, it’s on purpose.

Our service areas 

Our evidence-based, multimodal and 100% bespoke solutions help clients synchronise spaces. From local authorities and partner organisations to NGOs, charities, philanthropic bodies and industry.

Fork Consulting graphic icon for Placemaking

Visioning and strategy

 Clarifying what your organisation needs — and how food can be the solution.

Fork Consulting graphic Icon for Impact Investment

Collaboration and facilitation

Creating the conditions for people and partners to act — on purpose.

Fork Consulting icon graphic for Technical Guidance

Design and delivery

Turning purpose into practical, place-based action.

This is the Fork Consulting graphic icon for Policy and Partnerships

Learning and impact

Understanding what’s changing — and why it matters.

Casestudies

Proud to work with

About Fork

Led by Jemma Hynes, the visionary founder of FoodSync CIC, the Fork team is a catalyst for change, advancing positive transformations in food systems management by delivering impactful projects and sustainable solutions. With extensive experience, the team offers comprehensive multidisciplinary consultancy, integrating regeneration, economic development, food technology, nutrition, strategic planning, policy formulation, and the facilitation of best practices in food-related fields.

Jemma Hynes on site in a food warehouse