From shock to determination - read how Sustain members have responded to the EU vote
Since the referendum, members of the Sustain alliance have been reflecting on the implications of Brexit for their organisations, for food policy, and for the prospects for a more sustainable food supply. What emerges is a determination to campaign with redoubled force for a fairer, greener, more accountable food supply. Links to some of their responses are below.
Sustain's initial statement is here, and we are working and planning to make sure the voices of campaigners for a more sustainable food supply will be heard in negotiations in the months ahead ... watch this space.
The Food Research Collaboration's analysis of the likely impacts of a Brexit vote, written before the referendum, can be found here, and presentations and videos from the annual City Food Symposium, which last December focused on Brexit, are here.
Read more about Sustain's campaigning work for a sustainable food system here.
Published Friday 1 July 2016
Sustain: Sustain The alliance for better food and farming advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, enrich society and culture and promote equity.
