• Inside the great sustainability reset

    As CSO roles are cut or reassigned, concerns have been raised over a deprioritisation of the sustainability function. Should we be worried? Or is this a sign that sustainability has finally come of age?

  • Charge of the light brigade

    High policy costs and carbon footprints for glass bottles have created a compelling case for wine producers to explore lightweight packaging options

  • How can foodservice handle the heatwaves?

    As high temperatures and drought threaten key food and drink ingredients, the impact from lower yields and quality issues will trickle down the supply chain

  • Can hospitality have its regenerative cake and eat it?

    ‘Big food’s’ scale may be exactly what regenerative agriculture needs to go mainstream – but that’s no reason for hospitality to ease off the push for healthier menus

  • EU food procurement to reward sustainability

    EU food procurement to reward sustainability

    Food has been recognised as a priority sector in a new EU regulation designed to modernise and simplify the bloc’s public procurement framework, as well as reward environmental, ethical and social qualities rather than just prioritise cost

  • Fears for Scottish Food Commission after integration

    The eyes of food policy watchers were cast north of the border this week as the Scottish Government announced its programme for government for the next five years

  • Secondary schools fail to meet food standards

    It has long been suspected that the current School Food Standards (SFS) in England are not widely adhered to due to a lack of monitoring and enforcement. This week, campaign group Bite Back supplied further evidence to support the suspicion

  • Quorn turns to blended products to kickstart recovery

    Quorn posted some promising financial figures this week, with stronger retail sales and a rebuilding of gross margins helping to boost revenue. But the meat substitute supplier’s performance in foodservice has left investors frowning

  • Ministers meet to discuss extreme weather

    Ministers from Defra and the Department for Health and Social Care along with officials from the Environment Agency joined Burnham to discuss the immediate threat from wildfires and pressure on water supplies

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    Eco-labels are bringing transparency to the climate and nature impact of our meal choices but more data is needed to understand the effect they have on behaviours.

  • Consistency as standard – the drive to define scope 3 

    Moves aimed at harmonising how food and drink businesses account for value chain emissions have the potential to unlock a range of benefits.

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