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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to shake up public procurement in order to force US hospitals to align with new dietary guidelines, reducing sugar content and ultra...

The UK Government’s decision to consider delaying new EU food import checks until July 2025 reflects the continuing complexity of post-Brexit trade arrangements...

The politically-contested debate around introducing a statutory Right to Food in the UK has grown significantly in recent years, driven by rising food...

The Government can set a Food Strategy but delivery of it will largely come from local commitment and action. Local government can, and should, be at the centre...

The new Sustain article reports on new findings from its “Bridging the Gap” programme, which explores how public food procurement - particularly school meals...

The Conservatives have announced that only food made in Britain will be able to be labelled as such, should the party form the next government. Shoppers in the...

The recent escalation involving Iran could push food prices higher globally, but mostly indirectly rather than through immediate shortages of food itself. The...

The sale of BrewDog to the US drinks and cannabis group Tilray Brands is a striking moment for investors in the craft brewing sector and signals a shift in how...

The government announced a widely-expected reset of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), the main “green payment” scheme for farmers in England that...