Feed the Future condemns Chancellor’s ‘extraordinarily short-sighted budget’
Feed The Future is a campaign launched by the Food Foundation calling for the Government to extend Free School Meals to more children.
Feed The Future is a campaign launched by the Food Foundation calling for the Government to extend Free School Meals to more children.
The survey also found that 46% of MPs were in favour of extending free school lunches to all primary schoolchildren without means testing.
The 2022 campaign to encourage children to consume more vegetables, directly led to an additional £34.1 million in sales of vegetables nationwide.
The webinar will focus on the three challenges of innovation, energy saving and wellbeing that are facing hospital caterers.
It is estimated that 800,000 children in England are living in poverty and do not currently qualify for free school meals.
Year-on-year price rises topped 10% in every food category of the September index, with dairy and oils & fats the most inflationary segments.
Every healthcare organisation has a responsibility to provide the highest level of care possible for their patients, staff and visitors.
Feed the Future is a campaign is led by a coalition of organisations including The Food Foundation, Bite Back 2030, School Food Matters, Child Poverty Action Group, Impact on Urban Health, Chefs in
The UK’s food and drink wholesale distributors service around 2,000 public sector contracts to schools, hospitals, prisons and other vital services, and in an alarming number of cases they are losi
Chief executive Helen Browning called on Sunak to support the Soil Association’s vision of a future where everyone has access to an affordable, healthy and nutritious diet, underpinned by a resilie