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News: New report finds UK's future trade partners overuse antibiotics in farming

A new report by the Alliance to Save our Antibiotics is calling for the government to take a strong stance against the overuse of farm antibiotics, to protect public health and fight the global rise of antibiotic resistance. The report finds that the US, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, which are all in trade negotiations with the UK, give antibiotics to livestock to make them grow faster, a practice which has been illegal across the EU since 2006. In 2022, the EU will ban the importation of meat and dairy produced in this way, but the UK government has not clearly committed to implementing the ban.
Good Food Trade Campaign | Tuesday 1 December 2020

News: London councils go the extra mile to support residents to grow food

Five councils have been highlighted for supporting their residents to access land and support to grow food before and during the Covid-19 crisis, in a new report published by Sustain’s London Food Link network.
Capital Growth | Tuesday 1 December 2020

News: Government responds to children's healthy food demands

Following an open letter signed by 108 local and national food and health leaders, as well as public e-actions backed by hundreds of individuals, Secretary of State for Education Gavin Williamson responds.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 1 December 2020

News: New Unchecked UK report on environmental deregulation

New report Our Better Nature: why environmental protections matter, explores the extent and impacts of environmental deregulation over the years and highlights some key deregulatory risks ahead.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Tuesday 1 December 2020

News: 340 people discuss government food policy at Sustain’s annual conference

340 people discuss government food policy at Sustain’s annual conference.
Sustain | Tuesday 1 December 2020

News: Defra announce key policies for the agricultural transition period and beyond - is there a lack of detail and vision?

Defra Secretary of State George Eustice announced today a number of policies and schemes aimed to take farming through the agricultural transition period and beyond. However, farmers might feel they do not have enough detail to plan for the future and are Defra still lacking some vision?
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Monday 30 November 2020

News: Food standards weakened as government takes lopsided approach to trade, finds new report

Expert coalition urges ministers to abandon ‘behind closed doors’ trade policy and include public health and green voices on its trade commission.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 27 November 2020

Article: Meet the entrepreneurs 'Feeding The City'

During the last nine months we have seen disruption in our food supply chains, raising many questions about their resilience. Here Camille Goetz explores how a new breed of food start-ups is rising to the challenge of how we can feed our cities. 
London Food Link | Friday 27 November 2020

News: Is there a lack of funding from international institutions going towards developing and supporting agroecology?

A report by the ‘Coopération Internationale pour le Développement et la Solidarité’ (CIDSE) highlights the lack of funding going to programmes and projects that will help farmers and communities scale-up agroecology.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Thursday 26 November 2020

News: Practical solutions for going no-tillage in organic horticulture - soil health ideas for growers

A key challenge for organic cropping systems with regards to soil health is finding ways to move from tillage to no-till. Sustain takes a look at an interesting two-part series which considers no-tillage in organic horticulture.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Thursday 26 November 2020

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