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News: Pressure grows to protect children from 'junk' food ads

This week the National Consumer Council and the National Federation of Women's Institutes become the latest bodies to add their considerable influence to the campaign to protect children from 'junk' food advertising, bringing the number of supporting national organisations to 83.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 29 July 2003

Reports: Yet more hospital food failure - the bill rises to £54m and still counting

A second, updated report analysing government spending from 2000 to 2010 that has been wasted on failed voluntary attempts to improve hospital food. The bill for failed government initiatives continues to rise, reaching £54m over the past decade.
Good Food for Our Money Campaign | Tuesday 30 March 2010

News: Tell us your Children’s Food Heroes and Zeroes of 2017

It’s that time of year again where we look to celebrate the people and organisations that have made a significant contribution towards the Children’s Food Campaign’s goals over the past twelve months; and name the ‘zeroes’ who have thrown roadblocks in the way. Tell us who you would like to see win these awards.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 19 December 2017

News: Olympic food standards championed by London government

Sustainable food is firmly on the menu for London Government, according to a major review of responsible procurement published today by the Greater London Authority (GLA), and reporting on catering standards for London's City Hall, police, fire brigade and transport services.
Food Legacy | Sunday 12 February 2012

Blog: Rishi’s reshuffle – what does this mean for food and farming?

After just four days in post, new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Cabinet re-shuffle appears to be reaching a conclusion. With some old faces and some new, let’s take a closer look at the track record of Rishi Sunak’s new team covering the brief for food and farming.
Sustain | Thursday 27 October 2022

News: New House of Lords Report on food, farming and Brexit

Sustain comments on the EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee report published today. The report looks at the implications of Brexit for UK agriculture and food, particularly the implications of leaving the EU's Common Agriculture Policy and the Single Market.
Sustain | Wednesday 3 May 2017

Reports: Food Roots Incubator programme: Evaluation and learning report

The Food Roots Incubator began supporting 10 food partnerships in London but grew to support 19 to respond to food insecurity and develop strategic joint approaches and activities through a mix of group and individual support provided by Sustain, Food Matters and peer experts.
London Food Link | Thursday 1 September 2022

News: Government must wake up to the value of local food in light of COVID-19

Sustain member Farms not Factories are highlighting the danger to both people and animals of intensive livestock farming and industrialised production. There is dismay that the UK government is ignoring warning signs and wants to allow imports of food produced to lower standards, rather than backing local farms and producers which have shown their resilience during this crisis.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Thursday 21 May 2020

Reports: Providing good food in schools... How to do it with, or without, local authority help

This report provides information and recommendations to schools and local authorities about economically viable ways of providing good quality food. Though most relevant to London boroughs and schools, this report may also be helpful to local authorities and schools across England.
Good Food on the Public Plate | Thursday 5 July 2012

News: 3 in 4 parents support a ban on junk food displays at checkouts

The Children's Food Campaign is calling on Government to 'put unhealthy foods back in their place' in its response to the Government consultation on in-store price and display promotions of unhealthy foods. Read the full response now.
Children's Food Campaign | Thursday 11 April 2019