Welcome to the Cucumber Growers Association
The Cucumber Growers’ Association (CGA) exists to look after the collective interests of the UK cucumber industry and, where possible, anticipate and prepare for new challenges.
The Cucumber Growers’ Association was established in November 2000 following an inaugural meeting / conference at Stockbridge Technology Centre. It has since formed a formal constitution, published its objectives and a research and development strategy, and become recognised by official organisations as the voice of the cucumber industry.
There are currently 40 CGA grower and supplier members. The Chairman of the CGA is James Broekhuizen from Anchor Nurseries Ltd. There are 16 Committee members.
Our Objectives
To maintain the viability of the British cucumber industry by:
- Providing a voice for the membership of the CGA
- Promoting the British cucumber industry
- Directing technical developments.
Membership of the CGA
- Membership of the CGA is open to any person involved with cucumber production in the UK.
- Associate membership is open to other persons with an interest in the UK cucumber industry (eg retailers). However, such members will not vote or become members of the committees.
- Honorary members may be elected by the Main Committee for fixed periods of time. This will reflect their contribution to the CGA.
Latest News
The Cucumber Growers Association have recently launched their very own Facebook and Instagram pages.
Search “Cucumber Growers” and get liking, following and posting to them, to give them your ideas.
The link is at the bottom of this web page.
The Cucumber Growers Association have recently backed a national campaign “Vegpower” to get more people into eating fresh vegetables.
Cucumbers will have its own featured week on the 8th April 2019.
So please get out and support your local British producer by buying UK grown cucumbers.
#EatThemToDefeatThem
The Cucumber Growers Association will be holding a conference and dinner on the 9th October 2019 at the Marriot Hotel, Waltham Abbey.
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