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EU subsidies for chocolate companies profiting from child slaves would be “outrageous”
European Union subsidies to the end child labour in Ivory Coast would be...
Agrifood leaders must “re-invent capitalism” to stop climate change
Some of the world’s leading agrifood companies are behind a high-level call to...
World Poetry Day: Poetry X Hunger grabs the attention of distracted experts, politicians
Hiram Larew, a lifelong food security chief, says poetry can activate and sustain the...
Youth leader: environmental cost of food production should be reflected at the till
Meet Eva Koffeman, 22, the first United Nations Youth Representative on Biodiversity &...
COP 26: Glasgow climate talks must prioritise food systems
Nourish Scotland is leading a call to tackle food systems at UN COP26, because...
Women’s Day mini-brief: it’s still a long way to the top
While the economic impact of Covid has hit women hardest, there’s a possibility...
Class action against chocolate giants could win damages for 50,000 child slaves
The world’s chocolate giants could face punitive damages of US$50 million for each...
The furthest behind “in every context will always be women”
Pat Mc Mahon earned his stripes in the field for more than a...
After 17 years with Jamie Oliver: what Danny did next
Armed with everything he learned helping Jamie Oliver run the Fifteen apprenticeship programme,...
For Valentine’s Day, the chocolate that’s loving up the planet
At US$250 a bar – and that’s a small bar of 50 grams...
Class action against chocolate giants could win damages for 50,000 child slaves
The world’s chocolate giants could face punitive damages of US$50 million for each of eight former child slaves leading a...
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