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How farmers still rule Europe
The Economist says, armed with a device designed for throwing tennis balls for...
Food Systems Summit: “Are foxes being invited into the hen house?”
The upcoming, first ever UN Food Systems Summit is a “huge time-sink” that...
Not Impossible, unlikely: Wall Street’s plant-based love wilts
Reuters reports on a cooling of the US stock market's taste for plant-based...
EU’s halloumi diplomacy vs Cyprus reality
The Financial Times reports that an EU effort to use a renowned Mediterranean...
Legacy food growth slows as foodtech speeds up
Foodtech is growing faster than established food companies – with startup valuations up...
Less barley, more deer: Covid is changing rural Britain
The Economist says, climb a rural hill in Britain this summer, and the...
Bill Gates in the Financial Times: My green manifesto
Bill Gates touches on his investment in Impossible Foods in his green manifesto...
Gene editing could become legal in England – EU pressured to follow suit
The UK government has launched a consultation in England on gene editing, to...
Human Rights Day: We need legal recourse over our right to food
The proliferation of food banks across the UK this year indicates that our...
Select committee inquiry launched to protect farmers
An inquiry into the UK’s agricultural transition plan has begun just days after...
Obama and Rashford: the importance of activism
Former US president Barack Obama and England footballer Marcus Rashford, who campaigns against child food poverty, have shared how books...
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