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News: 'Use public money for public good!' say food campaigners

Cabinet Office criticised for proposing a voluntary rather than compulsory scheme to improve the healthiness of food in hospitals, care homes, prisons and the armed forces.
Good Food on the Public Plate | Monday 7 July 2008

Events: Free beginner food growing session on growing for the school calendar

In this free beginner food growing session in partnership with The Royal Parks, we'll learn all about establishing and maintaining a school food garden that matches the academic calendar.
Capital Growth | Tuesday 20 June 2023

News: Children's Groups Tell Advertisers: 'Protect All Children From Junk Food Marketing'

Leading UK children's groups, including The Children's Society, NCB and the Children's Food Campaign, have today called upon the Committee of Advertising Practice to change its code of practice so that all children are properly protected from junk food advertising.
Children's Food Campaign | Friday 19 June 2009

Reports: A time and a place for treats: An exploration of policy levers to regulate children’s unhealthy food purchases

The first in-depth analysis of how unhealthy food purchasing restrictions could work in the UK.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 13 December 2021

News: Ofcom figures highlight just how far their rules fall short of what is needed to protecting children from junk food advertising

Richard Watts - 'If we are serious about putting children's health first, we must protect them from junk food advertising before the 9pm watershed'
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 17 December 2008

News: Sustain react to reports that the Government are planning to accept lower food safety standards in trade deals

Reports from Government suggest they are preparing to break from EU food safety rules at a forthcoming World Trade Organisation (WTO) summit.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 21 February 2020

News: Sustain response to 'Putting consumers first: the Food Standard Agency draft strategic plan 2005-2010'

Sustain response to the consultation document on 'Putting consumers first: the Food Standard Agency draft strategic plan 2005-2010'
Sustain | Monday 28 June 2004

News: US food company Heinz has recalled some infant cereal products in China because of excess levels of lead

Reuters reported that the problem affected 1,472 boxes of AD Calcium Hi-Protein Cereal.
Sustain | Wednesday 1 October 2014

News: Doctors inject boost to campaigns for sugary drinks duty and junk food marketing restrictions

The British Medical Association’s strong support for a sugary drinks duty has rightly grabbed all today’s headlines. The doctors now join professional bodies representing dentists, dietitians, maternal and children’s health specialists and many public health experts in calling for a levy on sugary drinks.
Children's Food Campaign | Monday 13 July 2015

Blog: Fact check: Will ‘facing down’ factory farm objectors really strengthen UK food security?

“We are going to have to face down those people who say they do not want to see further production facilities. Because we need to feed our country”. Lily O'Mara addresses recent words from Minister Daniel Zeichner, and breaks down the cost and impact of intensive livestock farming. 
Food for the Planet | Monday 23 December 2024


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