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News: Importance of food retail jobs recognised, as Morrisons increases its minimum wage for workers to £10 an hour

Sustain welcomes move by Morrisons which paves the way for UK supermarkets to pay all workers a real living wage.
Sustain | Wednesday 13 January 2021

Blog: It's Veganuary – which London councils are buying meat responsibly on our behalf?

Those cutting out meat this month may be shocked to discover how much meat is bought by your local council, and many don’t seem to have a policy to ensure it is responsibly sourced.
Climate Change and Nature | Wednesday 13 January 2021

News: Hundreds of millions of pounds of sugary drinks tax money not being allocated to improve children’s healthy diets, breaking Government promise

Sustain, together with MPs, is calling on the Government to maintain a pledge when the Soft Drinks Industry Levy was introduced, that “Every penny of England’s share of the spending raised by the Levy will go towards improving children’s health”.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 12 January 2021

News: Real Bread offers 2021

Year-round discounts and deals for Campaign supporters.
Real Bread Campaign | Tuesday 12 January 2021

Reports: Refreshing Investment in Children's Health: Using the Sugary Drinks Tax to improve healthy food access in schools

This report outlines how and why investing the funds raised from taxation of sugary drinks back into improving children’s health via schools is a triple win for reducing obesity, levelling children’s health inequalities and providing much-needed resource to schools and children’s food initiatives.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 12 January 2021

Blog: Language matters, especially when it comes to achieving food justice

There are a lot of terms to describe the nuances of food and poverty but whilst some can drive progress, others can hinder it. In this blog, Clare Pettinger (Food Power peer mentor in the South West) and Cecily Spelling (Food Power Communications Coordinator) summarise a recent Food Power discussion on why language is such a powerful tool in the campaign to end food poverty and how we can best use it to drive positive change
Food Power | Tuesday 12 January 2021

Article: 5 ways to power through Veganuary

Whether you’re doing Veganuary, switching to less but better meat, or you just love vegetables, we are here to help with 5 ways to get your plant-based jive on.
London Food Link | Tuesday 12 January 2021

News: Veg4Reading grow to donate to support people through the pandemic

Food4Families set up the Veg4Reading project in June 2020 with the aim to expand fruit and vegetable production in their community gardens to donate to organisations and charities providing food parcels and cooked meals to people in need.
Good to Grow | Tuesday 12 January 2021

News: Bread scene 'zine seen!

Issue 45 of the Real Bread Campaign supporters’ magazine is out now.
Real Bread Campaign | Monday 11 January 2021

Article: Earning a crust

It’s not the Real Bread sold by Breadwinners that makes this social enterprise unique, says Zoe Allen.
Real Bread Campaign | Monday 11 January 2021