Articles
Food Ethics
The problem of land grabbing
Patrick looks at the problem of land grabbing and how to raise awareness of the devastating impact this can have on local food producers
Food brands failing women
Oxfam has evaluated the policies of the ‘Big 10’ global food companies and found that the majority are failing to address gender inequality
Pukka times
Sebastian Pole is a Brit exporting tea to the farthest reaches of the globe: only this time round it's herbal, organic and the farmers ar...
The meat course
We sent our vegetarian intern, Julianne, on Trealy Farm's Meat Course. Will a sustainable approach to raising and killing livestock chang...
No fishy business
As the sales of sustainably sourced fish rise sharply in supermarkets across the UK, Elisabeth Winkler takes a look at a fish company tha...
Ethical food futures
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall gives an exceptional talk on the food systems of the future at René Redzepi's second MAD symposium
Action needed on dairy
The recent focus on UK milk prices has put fresh light on an old problem. This article tells you just what can be done to encourage human...
Our cows are disappointed in you
Neil Darwent, one of the farmers involved in the successful opposition to a proposed 8,000 cow mega-dairy, presents us with this hard hit...
The value of food
Joris Lohman suggests we should prioritise the exchange of knowledge and farming practices, ahead of a desire for cheap vegetables
Organic supplier calls quits
Matthew Murton was a large scale organic vegetable producer. Now, he's decided to drop all ties as an organic wholesaler and sell up. Pat...