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Supermarket food could soon carry eco-labels, says study

New US act encourages low-carbon purchases

Nine cargo ships have left Ukraine

The UN just declared a universal human right to a healthy, sustainable environment

Hens fed insects to lay carbon-neutral eggs

Ukraine grain tycoon killed in Russian shelling

UN right to a healthy environment “is ammunition for campaigners”

Ukraine war: Grain exports could restart ‘within days’

In northern Tanzania, the government is trying to evict thousands of Maasai

Indigenous Peoples side lined at UN, opening the door to land grabs under 30×30
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Supermarket food could soon carry eco-labels, says study

New US act encourages low-carbon purchases

Nine cargo ships have left Ukraine

Free, prior and informed consent required as clean energy threatens Indigenous Peoples

The UN just declared a universal human right to a healthy, sustainable environment

Hens fed insects to lay carbon-neutral eggs

Ukraine grain tycoon killed in Russian shelling

UN right to a healthy environment “is ammunition for campaigners”

Ukraine war: Grain exports could restart ‘within days’
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Jack Groves is a founding contributor to Quota. He views food systems as fundamental to business success and human progress. He is endlessly curious about the people in food systems, their skills and culture. Contact JackGroves@quota.media with news and views.

The “Inflation Reduction Act” marks a new chapter for America’s climate policy. Pic: PA

Environment

New US act encourages low-carbon purchases

Economist chart: Sources: UN Comtrade; UN joint coordination centre; Ukrainian

Data

Nine cargo ships have left Ukraine

General Assembly Meets on Peacebuilding and Human Rights. Photo by UN

Rights

UN right to a healthy environment “is ammunition for campaigners”

Farmer Andy Pimbley examining ripening strawberries inside a polytunnel at Claremont Farm in Bebington on the Wirral © Colin McPherson/FT

Agriculture

Labour shortfall leading to ‘catastrophic’ food waste

Protestors outside UK Parliament with a placard reading, "Keep the protocol, keep the peace."

Governance

New EU legal action over post-Brexit deal changes

Buyers at Risk Countries in Africa and Asia are among the most reliant on Ukraine grain

Security

US quietly urges Russia fertiliser deals

George Eustice and Boris Johnson

Health

England’s strategy fails to address food poverty

A Russian missile in a winter wheat field in Soledar, in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk

Security

Food vs fuel: Ukraine war sharpens crop use debate

Chair of the EU Trade Committee committee, Bernd Lange

Rights

Suppliers into the EU will shoulder burden of proof re: seized slave-made products

A worker handles wheat delivered to a milling facility in Chouf, Lebanon. Pic: Hasan Shaaban/Bloomberg

Sustainability

Bank of America: Food shocks will destabilise ESG

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