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News: Not just pouches: Unhealthy baby and toddler food industry fully exposed
As BBC Panorama exposes the truth behind baby food pouches, groundbreaking new research from the University of Leeds including parent polling supported by Sustain, also throws a further spotlight on snacks, misleading marketing claims and the need for proper regulation of the baby food aisles. Children's Food Campaign is immediately calling on MPs and government to act.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 28 April 2025
News: Children's Food Campaign asks FSA: don't expose children to even more advertising for sugary cereals and salty crisps
The Children's Food Campaign welcomed today's recommendation to the FSA Board not to change the nutrient profiling model used to decide which foods are healthy or not.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 23 March 2009
Reports: SRBs to PCTs: Understanding local structures and area-based initiatives to tackle food poverty
Are you up to speed with your 'SRBs', your 'RDAs' and your 'LSPs'? Do you know your Neighbourhood Renewal from your Community Chest? And can you explain the difference between a PCT and PCG? If not, and if your work involves improving diets and health through increasing access to food at a local level, then this report is for you! This comprehensive report aims to provide an easy-to-follow reference guide to relevant policy, agencies, funds and schemes which could support food poverty work at the local level.
Food Poverty | Tuesday 1 January 2002
News: Response to the consultation document on the Future of Farming and Food
Response to the consultation document on the Future of Farming and Food
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Tuesday 1 January 2002
Page: Political party manifestos - food & farming table
Political party manifestos - food & farming table
Sustain
News: 500 farmers surveyed on local food supply chains
500 farmers surveyed on local food supply chains.
Sustain | Wednesday 1 December 2021
Events: Food Power: Exploring patterns in our resilience
Following on from our introduction to personal resilience in Dec 2020, we'll explore patterns in our resilience and how these can be used to build longer-term strength.
Food Poverty | Monday 25 January 2021
News: Join the conversation: food growing in the city
People's Land Policy are hosting an event on Tuesday 9 March to discuss opportunities for urban and peri-urban farming. Sign up to hear from some great speakers from the Good to Grow network.
Good to Grow | Friday 5 March 2021
Events: Food Growing in Small Spaces and Containers
How to make the most of your growing space, no matter what size it is!
Capital Growth | Wednesday 5 May 2021
Events: Food Power: Empowering experts by experience
How to engage those with lived experience in your organisation.
Food Poverty | Tuesday 15 January 2019
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Food Poverty: Sustain The alliance for better food and farming advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, enrich society and culture and promote equity.