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Reports: Fairness in the food supply chain debate

The UK's food supply chain has become inefficient, unfair, and inflexible, making it vulnerable to shocks. This briefing document addresses critical issues and proposes actionable measures to increase our national food security.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Monday 22 January 2024

News: Sustain's response to Labour's consultation on a sustainable food policy

Sustain welcomes Labour’s proposal to adopt a sustainable food policy and welcomes the ambition of the vision that it offers. Read Sustain's full submission.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 28 June 2019

News: Children's Food Campaign 'underwhelmed' by Responsibility Deals

Chidren's food and health campaigners express disappointment at the weak set of voluntary 'pledges' agreed as part of the Department of Health's Responsibility Deals.
Children's Food Campaign | Tuesday 15 March 2011

Events: The Case for Local Food - Report Launch

Look back at our Local Food Report launch, chaired by Lord Donald Curry, with representatives from Parliament including Neil Parish MP, Luke Pollard MP and Simon Hoare MP.
Sustain | Tuesday 13 July 2021

News: Tesco boss says changes to food system cannot be led by the market

Sustain responds to the chief executive of Tesco Dave Lewis calling for more and better regulation on food safety, public health, food poverty, animal welfare and farm antibiotic use. He stresses that such pivotal issues cannot be left to the market.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 17 July 2020

Blog: Why does the agri-food system need to change and what can that look like?

The UK’s agri-food system has many faults which have come about over decades of consolidation and a lack of attention from those in power, happy to leave things to the market. Recent experiences of food shortages must be a moment for people in government, national, local, and international and in control to wake up and smell the coffee. Until then, let’s articulate some of the key issues and enabling factors for positive change.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Thursday 27 April 2023

Article: The Future of Food

Two decades since the charity behind the Jellied Eel was formed, we hand over to Kath Dalmeny, head of Sustain and member of the London Food Board, to hear what’s been ticked off the ‘to do’ list and what still needs to be done.
London Food Link | Wednesday 24 July 2019

News: New network of ‘Good Food Nation Activists’

A new network is forming to campaign for a Good Food Nation Bill to transforms food in Scotland.
Sustainable Farming Campaign | Friday 23 February 2018

News: British Heart Foundation calls for junk food ad ban

The BHF is calling on the Government to introduce a ban on junk food advertising before 9pm. 
Sustain | Friday 15 January 2016

Blog: Sick of excess salt and sugar? Why public health should be at the heart of improving our food

In this week’s Recipe for Change guest blog, Prof. Matt Ashton, from The Association of Directors of Public Health, shares why national food and drinks levies can go hand in hand with local public health interventions. Together, these approaches can help to address the flood of salt and sugar in our food which is making many of us sicker.
Children's Food Campaign | Wednesday 13 March 2024


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