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News: How to respond to CAP junk food marketing consultation

Children's Food Campaign has brought together health professionals, academics and marketing experts to help us formulate our response to the Committee of Advertising Practice consultation on the advertising to children of food and soft drink products in non-broadcast media.  Read our summary response below and then follow the simple nstructions to submit your own response to the advertising regulator.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 11 July 2016

Blog: Leadership to move beyond the food bank in London

London Food Poverty Campaign Coordinator Rakhee Lahiri Westwood highlights key actions for councils in London to address food poverty in the capital.
Food Poverty | Wednesday 2 March 2022

News: Lords' report supports Recipe for Change recommendations for healthier food industry

The new House of Lords' committee on food, diet and obesity report has called on the government to create financial incentives for a healthier food industry. Here we share various responses from members of the Recipe for Change coalition.
Recipe for Change | Thursday 24 October 2024

News: Slow Food Awards 2024's Real Bread winners

Campaign supporters celebrated.
Real Bread Campaign | Tuesday 10 December 2024

Reports: The Perfect Pinta (Food Facts No. 2)

Milk is bought regularly by over 90 per cent of households. This report examines the way milk and other dairy products are produced and the impact this has on the environment, animal welfare and our health.
Food Facts | Wednesday 1 January 2003

Reports: Taking the Pith (Food Facts No. 12)

A glass of orange juice can use up 1000 glasses of irrigation water, 22 glasses of processing water and 2 glasses of diesel. We need plenty of fruit in our diet but we don't need to destroy the environment in the process. The report also finds evidence of child labour in the orange picking industry in Brazil and Mexico and worrying levels of pesticide residues on crops. The alternatives, such as fairtrade and organic, are also analysed.
Food Facts | Monday 1 December 2003

News: What does the Chancellor's Budget mean for those in food poverty?

Yesterday, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond released a UK Budget that was trailed by Prime Minister Theresa May as the beginning of an end to austerity. But what does it actually say, and what does it mean for those who have very little income and cannot afford to eat well?
Food Poverty | Tuesday 30 October 2018

News: Cooking up a good food Christmas

Christmas is fast approaching and whether you're looking for a bit of inspiration for menu planning, are hosting your first vegetarian Christmas, or just want to give your skills a festive polish, there are some great classes out there.
Jellied Eel | Monday 19 November 2018

News: New rules on junk food ads for children - have your say

The Committee of Advertising Practice are consulting on new rules governing non-broadcast advertising of foods high in fat salt and sugar to children.
Children's Food Campaign | Friday 9 October 2015

News: Could you make healthier food and drink?

Innovate UK has launched a competition to fund the development of healthier foods and drinks.
Sustain | Friday 9 October 2015


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