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🔥'FOOD FIGHT' shows how our food system has warped into something that's making us (and our planet) sick.
But its main focus is on how to turn things around.
Out in April 2025 but open for pre-order here:
buythebook.online/foodfight
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Introducing the most promising, must-read nonfiction titles scheduled for release in September of 2025!
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📚 Go into the weekend with some new food & farming reads, carefully selected, read and reviewed by the SFT team. #BookRecommendations
See our full list here: sustainablefoodtrust.org/new…
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Check out HOW THE WORLD EATS by @JulianBaggini and FOOD FIGHT by @StuartGillesp16 featured on @CivilEats summer book guide! 🥕 civileats.com/2025/07/14/our…
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Discover a way forward for a sustainable, equitable, and healthy food future in @StuartGillesp16's #FoodFight—on sale today! 🌎 Learn more: bit.ly/42UMu69
Booking is now open for 2025 Words by the Water. Fabulous! @herdyshepherd1 @lukepepera @RevRichardColes @AnnCleeves @annesebba @williamnhutton @officialnhaynes @JulianBaggini @PenVogler @GeorgeMonbiot @tompalmerauthor @LJRossAuthor
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Astounding story about @tesco breaking the World Health Organisation’s International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes. with an in-store infant feeding advice service funded by the formula milk firm Danone. 🧵
UK supermarket Tesco is being urged to drop an “unethical” pilot of an in-store infant feeding advice service in which midwives funded by the formula milk firm Danone are expected to wear branded uniforms and undergo training by the company
@rebeccacoombes
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Hanging out with the blue butterfly now in case anyone a) sees this and b) is remotely interested :)
stealth marketing and corporate distractions
junk food swamps
ultra-salience
barons, soda and the politics of knowledge
A shopping list for life
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Fast food flood alert from @BiteBack2030 biteback2030.com/our-activis…
Conversation with Food Unity Network - an inspiring group of young food and development enthusiasts at the University of Sussex and IDS, dedicated to bridging academic and community worlds to create more equitable, healthy, and sustainable food systems
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really liked the focus on agency in this group linkedin.com/posts/food-unit…
An early birthday present that's thoroughly deserved...great organisation, committed staff and fab leadership with Anna
🙌 We're delighted to have won the @BBCFoodProg Derek Cooper Outstanding Achievement Award at last night's #bbcfoodawards!
It's given to an individual or organisation whose work has brought about real change in our relationship with food.
Read more: bit.ly/3OFowoZ
@DoctorChrisVT
ALT Anna Taylor and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
🔥 Calling time on the toxic marriage between plastic and ultra-processed foods
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The science of the food plus law, economics and politics. Such a positive day - in no small part due to superb leadership and chairing by the peerless @SheilaDillon - thanks @ImperialBiz and @imperialchepi for moving the conversation forward.
indeed...
"You cannot solve a problem that you profit from creating"
Perfect judged and perfectly timed discourse by @DoctorChrisVT speaking @Ri_Science ahead of his RI Christmas Lectures
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Conflicts of interest: moving towards zero tolerance -
My editorial in the BMJ with @rebeccacoombes Nigel Rollins from @WHO.
Multiple industries pay doctors, academics, charities, and policy makers to distort science and harm public health. 🧵
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Conflicts of interest: moving towards zero tolerance. "Harmful industries still exert their influence over health professionals, academia, and health systems; robust change is required" Via @bmj_latest @DoctorChrisVT @rebeccacoombes
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