Updates

We’ve launched a petition, in partnership with Eko and Wild Fish, calling for Wagamama to drop farmed salmon from its menu.

This latest PR push by a self-interested industry flies in the face of the scientific evidence, furthering the case for stronger regulation.

Retailers have repeatedly promised climate action, yet year on year their words speak far louder than their results.

Court has ruled that the government was under no obligation to develop policies to reduce emissions in food and farming in the Food Strategy

Our collective push for change has succeeded: the proposed high EU biomethane target has been officially dropped.

The UK sugar industry has a long and ignoble history of state-supported exploitation, racism and colonialism.

We’re delighted the new Secretary of State has u-turned on the reckless decision to scrap plans for mandatory food waste measurement

We believe the Government had a duty to adopt measures to reduce meat and dairy production and consumption in its Food Strategy

The Black Panther Party made food central to their political action because food, and hunger, have always been political issues.

Even outside of smog city, and the riot gear, Black folk still find themselves battling for clean air.

It is a fantastic example of community in action, taking matters into their own hands to rejuvenate and invigorate their environment.

Resources flow from the poor world to the rich world at the ‘market price’, with little regard for the true cost.

By rejecting ahistorical narratives, can we become more effective in finding the sources of hope we are so desperately in need of? 

Mooted biomethane target an “environmental disaster in the making”

Mandatory food waste reporting is a no-brainer, and the government can’t simply ditch it if it is to tackle the climate emergency.

The environmental and social cost of producing factory farmed meat is immense, and is borne unequally by already vulnerable communities.