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London Food Link: New report shows edible cities are the future - 02/05/2008
Edible Cities, looks at examples of urban agriculture projects in cities including New York, Milwaukee and Chicago and identifies a series of opportunities that other cities could be adopting.
Edible Cities, looks at examples of urban agriculture projects in cities including New York, Milwaukee and Chicago and identifies a series of opportunities that other cities could be adopting.
London Food Link: Can London Feed Itself? - 28/04/2008
This June as part of London Festival of Architecture 2008, City Hall will host a conference, Growing Food For London looking at Urban Agriculture in the capital.
This June as part of London Festival of Architecture 2008, City Hall will host a conference, Growing Food For London looking at Urban Agriculture in the capital.
London Food Link: London restaurants launch eco-friendly fish options - 24/04/2008
Four top north London restaurants come together to launch their new certified sustainable eco-friendly fish options.
Four top north London restaurants come together to launch their new certified sustainable eco-friendly fish options.
Children’s Food Campaign: Sustain comment on FSA decision to voluntarily ban some artificial additives - 14/04/2008
Richard Watts, Campaign Director at Sustain, said: 'This decision is good news for children and parents, who have known for many years that these additives affect children's behaviour.'
Richard Watts, Campaign Director at Sustain, said: 'This decision is good news for children and parents, who have known for many years that these additives affect children's behaviour.'
Children’s Food Campaign: Sustain: 'Remove these harmful additives now' - 14/03/2008
Sustain today reacted with anger to EFSA's lack of action in the face of compelling evidence that some artificial food additives can damage children's health.
Sustain today reacted with anger to EFSA's lack of action in the face of compelling evidence that some artificial food additives can damage children's health.
Food Facts: Department for Health pouring away money on bottled water - 18/02/2008
A new report has revealed the Department for Health wasted almost £200,000 pounds on bottled water. This could have paid for 14 baby incubators, 34 hip replacements or 244 cataract operations.
A new report has revealed the Department for Health wasted almost £200,000 pounds on bottled water. This could have paid for 14 baby incubators, 34 hip replacements or 244 cataract operations.
Food & Mental Health: Sustain challenges Bird’s Eye’s ‘good mood food’ description of white fish - 06/02/2008
Health campaigners have challenged Bird’s Eye to drop the implication that its fish fingers can contribute to people’s ‘good mood’, despite an advertising industry ruling that the claim can continue.
Health campaigners have challenged Bird’s Eye to drop the implication that its fish fingers can contribute to people’s ‘good mood’, despite an advertising industry ruling that the claim can continue.
London Food Link: FREE events for businesses: serving up sustainability - 31/01/2008
A series of three FREE workshops for the professional catering and restaurant industries - quality events offering practical guidance for caterers and restaurants to adopt more sustainable practices in their food businesses
A series of three FREE workshops for the professional catering and restaurant industries - quality events offering practical guidance for caterers and restaurants to adopt more sustainable practices in their food businesses
Farming & Trade Project: Heinz challenged to drop 'phoney' Farmers’ Market claims - 25/01/2008
An alliance of consumer groups and environmental organisations are calling on the food giant Heinz to drop its “phoney” environmental claims in a recent £1.6m advertising campaign.
An alliance of consumer groups and environmental organisations are calling on the food giant Heinz to drop its “phoney” environmental claims in a recent £1.6m advertising campaign.
Children’s Food Campaign: Children's Food Campaigners say: 'Well done on cooking lessons, now for junk food adverts.' - 22/01/2008
We are delighted that the Government has recognised the need for all children to learn to cook in school. Poor cookery skills are an important reason why some people have such a poor diet. This announcement will make a real difference to children's health.
We are delighted that the Government has recognised the need for all children to learn to cook in school. Poor cookery skills are an important reason why some people have such a poor diet. This announcement will make a real difference to children's health.
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