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Page: GET OUT Food Forest
We're excited have featured GET OUT Charity and their hidden gem of a food forest in Bow as our September 2022 Spotlight Garden. With connecting kids to nature at the heart of what they do, fun is a big part of what they teach and how they do so.
Capital Growth
News: Hot food to be more widely available
Pubs and restaurants will soon be able to offer a hot food takeaway service despite being closed for their eat in service.
Sustain | Monday 23 March 2020
News: Changes at Slow Food UK
The UK branch of Slow Food has welcomed a 70% increase in membership since January and has announced a new structure of the organisation.
Sustain | Sunday 8 November 2015
News: Junk food companies' pledges on marketing to children are riddled with holes
The Children's Food Campaign welcomes publication of the 'Stanmark' report which hightlights problems of voluntary codes and proposes a set of regulatory principles to protect children from junk food marketers.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 30 June 2011
Page: Food marketing
We gather evidence of the harmful impacts of unhealthy food marketing and urge governments and industry to take action to protect children and harness the powers of marketing for good.
Children's Food Campaign
Reports: Growing Food In Cities: The benefits of urban agriculture in the UK
This groundbreaking 1996 report on the benefits of urban food growing contains 38 case studies from across the UK and beyond, showing how to take action yourself, and what government can do to help.
Capital Growth | Monday 1 January 1996
Events: Asylum seekers and the Right to Food
Catch up on this Food Power and Right to Food webinar to hear how the asylum system can impact access to food and how food poverty alliances, partnerships and others can help involve people with lived experience.
Food Poverty | Thursday 6 May 2021
Blog: Consumers are ready for food companies to change their recipes
In this week’s Recipe for Change guest blog we hear from Shefalee Loth, Nutritionist and Principal Researcher at Which? and a Sustain Trustee. She shares the role that food and drinks companies can play in producing tasty, affordable food that doesn’t cost our health.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 27 March 2024
News: Heavy industry opposition to London's healthier food advertising policy uncovered
New research reveals how companies lobbied Transport for London to influence the Healthier Food Advertising Policy.
Commercial Determinants | Friday 3 September 2021
Reports: Every mouthful counts: Food in city-based responses to climate and nature emergency
By adopting a healthy and sustainable food policy, how can cities very substantially reduce their carbon footprint and help farmers, fishers and land managers restore nature?
Food for the Planet | Thursday 3 October 2019
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Food for the Planet: 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.