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News: Factory farm corporation owns up to links between chicken litter and pollution

Major industrial chicken company, Avara Foods, has announced a plan to stop selling animal waste inside the River Wye catchment area. However, as most UK rivers don't meet good ecological status and soils in all English regions are oversaturated, this will do little to save UK rivers.
Food for the Planet | Monday 14 August 2023

Blog: How do factory farms harm our rivers? Your questions answered

Welcome to Sustain's campaign to Save our Rivers. We hope this Q&A helps you understand our mission a bit better. To hear more and stay up to date with this and our other work, join our mailing list.
Food for the Planet | Tuesday 8 August 2023

News: Friends of the Earth call for new law to end exploitation by big business

Sustain member launch new campaign with petition calling on parliament to bring in a new law, and an email to MPs to encourage them to sign the pledge of support.
Sustain | Thursday 3 August 2023

Page: London Food Link is changing: be part of it

You may have noticed some changes to how we talk about our network recently, so thought we’d share this exciting new journey with you.
London Food Link

News: Luton launches new policy to restrict unhealthy food advertising

In a council where only just over half (54.2%) of Year 6 pupils are a healthy weight, Luton Council takes action to champion children's health in new measures developed with Sustain, and becomes third council outside London to restrict unhealthy food advertising.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 2 August 2023

Page: Local Food Retail

We’re creating a plan to get at least 10% grocery retail market share for local food across the UK.
Good Food Enterprise

Page: Connecting Community Food Enterprises

Building a network of community food enterprises across the UK; helping new groups get off the ground and existing food aid projects to move towards more sustainable models.
Good Food Enterprise

Page: About us

The community food enterprise sector is growing, with a focus on supplying affordable food to their local area, supporting those experiencing food insecurity and bringing the community together.
Good Food Enterprise

Page: Toolkits and resources

Following a year of working and learning together with a network of community food enterprises across England, we produced a free toolkit of resources and guidance to help other community food enterprises to thrive. Access it here.
Good Food Enterprise

Page: Case studies

These case studies provide information on some of the wide variety of community-run food enterprises that are currently operating across the UK.
Good Food Enterprise