Government stops £100m grant to tackle obesity
In March 2021 the Government announced it was going to provide £100m in funding to help people lose weight.
In March 2021 the Government announced it was going to provide £100m in funding to help people lose weight.
He points out it was originally promised within six months of the July 15th 2021 publication of the report; it is now rumoured to be coming out after the May 5th local government elections.
Mandatory calorie labelling is part of action to address obesity, with two-thirds of the population living in Scotland recorded as being overweight or obese.
It takes place with the recent announcement that the Government’s response will be delayed until after local elections in May 2022, and amidst speculation that the Government’s response may not tak
The new rules, which apply in England only, require large businesses with more than 250 staff to display calorie information of non-prepacked food and soft drink items, whether consumed on or off t
They are asking that the Department for Education funds free school breakfast provision in primary and special educational need schools in areas hardest hit by the cost of living rise.
The warning comes as Lynx publishes the Spring 2022 edition of its regular Market Forecast, to support customers as they plan for a peak trading season which includes Easter, the May Bank Holiday a
The call for free school meals expansion comes as the Government is expected to publish its food strategy white paper imminently, which will contain a range of new proposals on tackling inequalitie
VegPower takes the unique approach of agreeing with children that vegetables are evil and taking over the world. The campaign encourages children the only way to beat them is to eat them in an atte
The document has been created with input from the Public Sector Catering 100 Group, which includes the following national catering organisations - LACA (school meals) the National Association of Ca