• Back to the future on food regulations

    Plans for the UK to realign with EU food laws will reduce import costs but leave a raft of unanswered questions including over the future for cell-cultivated meat.


  • Can foodservice be the engine of beans’ growth?

    Just 5% of beans are currently eaten outside of the home. Ambitious plans to double consumption will only be achieved if caterers step up to the plate


  • A plan for the land

    England’s first ever land use framework aims to maintain domestic food production while freeing land for nature, development and energy. Can it carry off such a delicate balancing act?


  • Is it a good time for a food bill?

    An alliance of organisations believes legally-binding targets are the only way to put the UK’s food system on the path to a more sustainable, resilient future


  • The battle for the future of chicken welfare

    The decision by leading hospitality brands to quit the ‘Better chicken commitment’ resurfaces age-old questions over the challenge in marrying commerciality with ethics


  • Fresh twist in chicken split

    One of Europe’s biggest chicken producers brings a fresh dimension to the debate, unveiling new measures that will have the effect of partially decoupling higher welfare outcomes from higher emissions


  • MPs demand PFAS precautions

    The UK Government should set limits on the levels and types of PFAS permitted in food, giving producers, retailers and regulators a consistent basis for protecting public health


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  • Eggs policy “betrays farmers”, says BEIG

    Eggs policy “betrays farmers”, says BEIG

    The UK Government’s commitment to move towards cage-free systems for all laying hens is being undermined by its import policies, according to the British Egg Industry Council.

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  • Report, react and reduce

    Report, react and reduce

    Data can help foodservice companies keep pace with reporting rules and deliver their 2030 reduction targets.

  • Educating Britain one label at a time

    Educating Britain one label at a time

    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.

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