Tesco is seeking entries supporting practical technologies that can help address a broad set of production and supply chain priorities, including:
- animal health and welfare
- soil health
- biodiversity
- automation
- reducing crop losses and food waste, and
- improving product quality.
The challenge aims to identify solutions that could be developed further with Tesco’s supply chain partners.
Apply now
The deadline to apply is 3 July 2026.
Make your application online at: Tesco | Agri-tech challenge 2026.
Successful applicants will receive support from Tesco’s Sustainable Agriculture and Fisheries team, with opportunities for mentoring and guidance on how their technology could be applied in commercial settings.
Previous rounds have attracted innovators working on automation, data tools, emissions reduction and resource use efficiency, with Tesco using the programme to explore technologies that may have potential across its supply base.
The NFU will continue to monitor retailer-led innovation initiatives and share updates as they progress.
