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Urban Food Fortnight showcases the capital’s vibrant food scene and is run by London Food Link, the voice for good food in London.
Key facts, press contact and press releases for Urban Food Fortnight.
Press informationLondon Food Link connects London food growers and producers with cafes, restaurants and other retailers. If you are a producer of urban grown produce, or are looking for producers then check out our new Good Food Map.
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London Food Link is the umbrella for all of Sustain's initiatives in London. Our work includes helping to influence local government policy, hands-on food growing training, running sessions for public sector caterers, creating guidance for independent eateries and food producers, public awareness campaigns, and joining the dots between people around specific food issues.
Sustain advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, promote equity and enrich society and culture.
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