Blog

Overdue and undercooked: an old not a bold approach to tackling obesity

No gold medals likely to be awarded for the UK Government's new childhood obesity plan.

Dan Crossley
17 Aug 2016
Press release

Brexit Government urged to take control of food, farming and fisheries for public good

 

Liz Barling
13 Jul 2016
Blog

Six steps back to the Land

Liz Barling reviews Colin Tudge's book 'Six Steps Back to the Land'.

Liz Barling
12 Jul 2016
Blog

Food ethics in Turkey

The Food Ethics Council’s work has always been international in scope. As well as working to establish food ethics in the UK’s policy making, we’re inspiring international action on food ethics.

Liz Barling
4 Jul 2016
Blog

Brexit: implications for food, farming & ethics

Dr James Northen looks at the implications of Brexit for UK farming, food and ethics.

Dr James Northen
27 Jun 2016
Press release

What next for food and farming?

The Food Ethics Council's statement on the EU Referendum result

Liz Barling
26 Jun 2016
Blog

Catering for sustainability roundtable

Young diners are increasingly likely to want higher-welfare meat and ethical choices when they eat out, according to a recent Populus poll. But are foodservice companies ready for this shift in demand?

Liz Barling
6 Jun 2016
Blog

Thailand’s seafood slaves

Executive Director of the Environmental Justice Foundation, Steve Trent, on why his organisation is shining a spotlight on the Thai fishing industry.

Steve Trent
5 Jun 2016
Press release

Meat free menus and ethical standards prove a draw for young UK diners

A new report and a Populus poll show that increasing numbers of young people in the UK want to be able to choose food that's been grown and reared sustainably.

Liz Barling
23 May 2016