Megan Lawson is a policy advisor for the UKs Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, specializing in food and beverage policy. Her expertise covers food strategy, wine regulations, and geographical indications. She is certified in policy development and attended Solent University.
Based on her education in Events Management, Megan likely possesses strong organizational skills that could extend to coordinating social or community gatherings. Her career choice reflects a clear dedication to public service and contributing to national policy.
She has specialized experience in the niche policy area of Geographical Indications, which protects the names of regional food products.
Megan Lawson
Food Strategy Policy Advisor at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Sidcup, England, United Kingdom
Overview
Topics They Care About
Food Systems Strategy
As a Food Strategy Policy Advisor for Defra, she is directly involved in shaping the UK's national food policies for the future.
Agricultural Policy
Her work on Geographical Indications and wine policy demonstrates a specific focus on regulations that protect UK agricultural and beverage products.
Public Sector Policy
As a dedicated civil servant with Defra, she is committed to the development and implementation of effective public policy.
Media Appearances
Megan has no verified media appearances
Work History
11-2025
Food Strategy Policy Advisor at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
8-2024 - 11-2025
Wine Policy Advisor/ Briefings & Correspondence Lead at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
5-2024 - 8-2024
Policy Advisor Geographical Indications at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Education
2009 - 2012
Events Management from Solent University
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Location : Sidcup, England, United Kingdom
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Designation : Food Strategy Policy Advisor at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
