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News: Tony the Tiger and friends’ junk food marketing ‘victory parade’
On Tuesday 12 July, Tony the Tiger, the Coco Pops monkey, Barny bear, Haribo bear, and the Red M&M will be celebrating their continued employment promoting sugary food to children. They will stage a victory parade outside the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) offices.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 11 July 2016
News: Food and farming groups condemn Government response to unfair trading practices as ‘utterly weak’
The Government has today failed to protect British and overseas farmers from unfair trading practices by refusing to extend the remit of the Groceries Code Adjudicator to include primary producers.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 16 February 2018
Reports: Joining-the-Dots... Collaborative food buying and sustainable distribution for London restaurants
This report is one of a series that analyses opportunities for improving the sustainability and economic viability of food supply chains serving smaller and community-based food enterprises.
Making Local Food Work | Tuesday 1 June 2010
Blog: Pride Month Special: Celebrating LGBTQ+ food advocates and growers in our network
This June for Pride Month we offer a celebratory spotlight to individuals identifying as LGBTQ+ who are working to improve our food system and creating welcoming, affirming food spaces within their communities.
Roots to Work | Monday 3 June 2024
Reports: Time to count the hungry: The case for a standard UK measure of household food insecurity
The UK currently does not measure household food insecurity, defined as insufficient or insecure access to food due to resource constraint. The absence of regular, accurate data keeps the magnitude of the problem hidden, allowing for government inaction.
Time to count the hungry argues that the UK would benefit from using a standard measure of household food insecurity, which could be used to monitor the problem as part of existing social and health surveys.
Food Poverty | Wednesday 6 April 2016
News: Conference, 1 November 2018: Watered down food safety standards: Fact or Fiction?
Food Brexit is a major food industry conference that will take place in London on 1 November 2018, with Sustain’s chief executive Kath Dalmeny speaking in a session focusing on the opportunities, risks and challenges of implementing a US-UK trade deal.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Monday 28 May 2018
News: New research on local areas’ responses to household food insecurity in the UK during Covid-19
A suite of reports have been published exploring local responses to household food insecurity across the UK during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Sustain | Friday 23 July 2021
News: Green light for junk food industry puts profit before children's health
The Children's Food Campaign vows to fight to protect children from junk food marketing following Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's backing for business involvement in health promotion programmes.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 7 July 2010
News: No cases of food on sale with misleading country of origin claims were identified in the investigation
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published the results of a study which looked at the origin of foods claiming to be from the UK and Ireland. No cases of food on sale with misleading country of origin claims were identified in the investigation. The study, which used a screening technique known as stable isotope ratio analysis (SIRA), followed up with investigating traceability documentation. It examined 96 food samples (beef, pork, lamb, apple juice, tomatoes and honey). Samples were taken from mid-December 2013 to early January 2014. The samples were mostly taken from retail or wholesale outlets, although four samples of raw beef burgers were obtained from caterers. The FSA said that the samples were not fully representative of the market but, within the limitations of a small study, provided a reasonable spread across retailers and across the UK. Samples were taken from both top end food ranges and economy ranges.
Sustain | Wednesday 1 October 2014
Blog: Government falls short, but councils can still offer a cash-first response to food insecurity
New guidance for the Government’s Household Support Fund may focus on food banks and vouchers, but councils can still deliver a cash-first approach to prevent institutionalising food aid.
Food Poverty | Tuesday 16 November 2021
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