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Blog: What is the National Food Strategy going to do?

With the first milestone in the new National Food Strategy due to be launched imminently, Ben Reynolds considers what has been said publically about its direction, and what scope this gives for something ground-breaking.
National Food Strategy | Tuesday 21 July 2020

Article: Fishy Business: London’s Endangered Eels

Once so popular we named our mag after it. But where have all the eels gone? Ruth Westcott and Will de Montmollin rev-eel all.
London Food Link | Tuesday 21 July 2020

News: Healthy high streets

Food could be the saviour of our high streets. Over several years high streets have been in decline, never more so than in the last few months. A review has identified a new role for food businesses to bring back activity.
Planning Food Cities | Monday 20 July 2020

News: Tesco boss says changes to food system cannot be led by the market

Sustain responds to the chief executive of Tesco Dave Lewis calling for more and better regulation on food safety, public health, food poverty, animal welfare and farm antibiotic use. He stresses that such pivotal issues cannot be left to the market.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 17 July 2020

News: Your story here?

Ever thought 'I've never read about anyone like me in the Real Bread Campaign's magazine or website'?
Real Bread Campaign | Friday 17 July 2020

Blog: "Parents are told to feed their kids a healthy diet. So why have they not stopped child-friendly marketing?"

Upcoming webinar from Children’s Food Campaign and Food Active on new report Pester Power vs Parent Power?, exposes parents’ and carers’ relentless battle against food marketing tactics that target their children. We caught up with Lindsey Stephenson, mother of 2, who told us it's time parents were heard.
Children's Food Campaign | Friday 17 July 2020

News: Keep Growing project taking root in Tower Hamlets

Since lockdown, the Keep Growing initiative has supplied 700 people in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets starter packs with everything needed to start growing vegetables at home and five tonnes of soil to key points around the borough for participants to use.
Veg Cities | Friday 17 July 2020

Events: Yes We Can! Getting hot food back on school menus

How can schools reinstate healthy hot food onto their menus when all pupils return in September? This free webinar brings together a range of school leader and catering experts to explore the options.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 16 July 2020

News: Pester Power or Parent Power?

Parents want to see an end to the use of popular children's characters and brand mascots on food and drink high in fat, salt and sugar, according to a new report Pester Power or Parent Power? published by the Children's Food Campaign and Food Active.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 16 July 2020

Reports: Pester Power or Parent Power?

Parents’ views of child-friendly characters on food and drink packaging.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 16 July 2020