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Putting good food jobs at the heart of the economic recovery

This briefing makes the case that good food, farming and fishing should be put at the heart of investment and policies to support an economic recovery, and make it a green, fair and healthy one.

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Food and farming are being overlooked as mechanisms to drive economic recovery across the UK. And yet food, farming and fishing sectors, particularly those which are more environmentally sustainable and make healthier options more accessible, affordable and attractive, could with the right backing deliver on these benefits whilst also delivering on more jobs and better livelihoods.

This report presents a series of opportunities to achieve this through investment and policy support in relevant areas including farming, fishing, certification, alternative livestock feeds or ecofeed, the circular food economy, baking, shorter supply chains, markets, better food retail, and meals on wheels. But these proposals are just the start, and we welcome other ideas for how the food system could create jobs in a way that benefits people and planet.

Putting good food jobs at the heart of the economic recovery
16pp - 2020 | 1190Kb

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Published Tuesday 29 September 2020

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.

16pp - 2020
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