Food Waste Reforms: Like most food reform comes with the hope of behaviour change 11th February 2026 England’s new food waste legislation is being framed as a landmark environmental reform, but behind the rhetoric sits a complex question of cost, deliverability... Articles
What can Mark Carney do about Canada's rising food costs? 9th February 2026 Canadians are growing concerned about food prices. The country has highest food inflation of the G7 countries, largely because a raft of domestic pressures have... Articles
New report: Potential Pathways and Solutions to Acute Food System Crisis in the UK 6th February 2026 A new report by researchers from the University of York, Anglia Ruskin University and other institutions outlines how the UK’s food system could be pushed into... Articles
How has Norfolk samphire stood the test of time? 4th February 2026 Small but strong, much like samphire itself, the survival of the Norfolk samphire market, while so many other crops have shifted overseas, is thanks to a... Articles
Are West African cocoa growers over the worst? 2nd February 2026 The recent cocoa production shocks in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana stem from a mix of climate stress, disease, structural farm issues and wider market dynamics. With... Articles
The next steps for UK food ad regulation - elements of the new Dutch code? 29th January 2026 The Dutch food industry has announced stricter advertising rules for food products, aimed at children. The new code, unveiled by the Federation of the Dutch... Articles
Balance is needed in response to the Government's revised Nutrient Profiling Model 28th January 2026 The Government’s decision to update the Nutrient Profiling Model has reopened a familiar fault line between parts of the food industry and public-health... Articles
How public procurement can help the British supply chain 27th January 2026 Government procurement is one of the most powerful economic levers the state possesses, but its ability as a strategic tool to strengthen the domestic and even... Articles
What a Trump tariff would mean for UK to USA food exports 22nd January 2026 President Trump has once again threatened the countries that have sent troops to Greenland, including the UK, with a 10% tariff on products exported to the US... Articles
