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News: Latvia restricts sales of 'energy' drinks

Sales of high-caffeine non-alcoholic drinks to under-18s will be banned, and advertising restricted
Sustain | Monday 25 January 2016

News: Global food prices fell by 20% in 2015

Abundant supply, uncertain markets and a strong US dollar combined to push down prices by almost 20%, according to FAO report
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: Dentists back sugary drinks tax

The Faculty of General Dental Practice (UK) is backing calls for sugary drinks to be taxed.
Sugary Drinks Duty | Friday 22 January 2016

News: NHS announce plans to introduce sugar tax

The NHS has announced plans to introduce a levy on sugary drinks and snacks.
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: Food Standards Scotland want a better diet for Scotland

Food Standards Scotland have developed a raft of proposals, including a sugar tax, to address Scotland's poor diet.
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: Save the date: Biodynamic Association Workshops

Sustain member The Biodynamic Association are offering two workshops on composting and chromatography.
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: European Parliament votes against sugar in baby foods

Sustain member Baby Milk Action said they were delighted with the vote, having campaigned for the EU to do something about sugar levels in baby foods since 2006.
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: Strengthening advocacy for public health

A report from the Food Research Collaboration takes a timely look at how civil society can change food systems
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: Force-Fed: First Food Foundation Report

A new report concludes it is too difficult for a typical British family to choose a healthy diet.
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016

News: DEFRA launch 'Great British Brands'

DEFRA's new Great British Food Unit are using food brands to 'turbo-charge UK food exports.'
Sustain | Friday 22 January 2016