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Page: Good Food for All

Everyone has a right to healthy and affordable food. Good food for all means ensuring that people experiencing financial crisis or food poverty can access and afford a healthy diet. It means improving food in schools, hospitals and meals on wheels, and in a way that is ‘more than a meal’; good food should be integrated into education, social services and institutional policies. Sustain also works to combat excessive pressure from the advertising and marketing of unhealthy foods and drinks that contribute to poor health.
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News: Vote now! Sustain CEO nominated for Food Hero award

Kath Dalmeny has been nominated as part of the British Library Food Season awards which champion the most exciting voices in food writing, history, politics and culture.
Sustain | Thursday 1 May 2025

News: Parents of under-fives struggling with affordability of healthy food

More than a third of parents of babies and children under five are struggling with prices and affordability of healthy food, according to a new report published by Sustain member The Food Foundation. 
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 14 May 2025

Reports: Taking down junk food ads

How local areas are taking action on outdoor advertising.
Commercial Determinants | Wednesday 24 April 2019

News: Sustainable Food Places welcomes five new members and 22 award winners

Sustainable Food Places welcome Kent, Andover, Hartlepool, Newham and East Ayrshire and a record number of award winners to their growing food partnership network. 
Sustainable Food Places | Thursday 16 November 2023

News: Resource launched to match-make researchers with civil society food research needs

The Food Research Collaboration, which brings together academics and civil society organisations has launched a Research Wanted Forum and are doing a call out for anyone with requests for food research they need. The site hosts requests from local and national organisations who have identified research needs, and with a network of the top food academics in the UK, hopes to matchmake these needs with appropriate researchers. They are also interested in offers of research, and support for existing food research.
Sustain | Wednesday 11 March 2015

News: End postcode lottery for children and Say Yes to School Food For All

New campaign and film ‘Say Yes to School Food For All’ launches on International School Meals Day, seeking an end to means testing by 2030.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 9 March 2023

News: New evidence shows industry lobbying blocking local efforts to stop harmful food advertising

New research published by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) reveals the advertising industry is blocking healthy food advertising policies at a local level, as Sustain urges UK government to back a consistent and robust national policy.
Commercial Determinants | Tuesday 8 April 2025

News: London says no to junk-food advertising

Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, has confirmed that from 25 February 2019, junk-food advertising will be banned from the entire Transport for London network in a ground-breaking drive to tackle child obesity.
Jellied Eel | Tuesday 4 December 2018

News: Efra committee urges targets to reduce food waste

In one of its last acts before dissolution, the Efra committee published the report of its inquiry into food waste in England, calling for mandatory targets for waste and disposal.
Sustain | Friday 5 May 2017


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