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Tag: Food

In post-blast Lebanon, farmers struggle as food shortages feared

11/08/202014/08/2020 - Leave a Comment

Without money to plant, Lebanon’s farmers were already in deep trouble before last week’s explosion. Far from being the solution to the country’s food shortages, the agricultural sector that is …

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Citizens Can

03/07/201925/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Anna Cura explains how thinking differently of ourselves can change the future of our food system to end its damaging influences on our world. I’ve always had a passion for food. The …

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Burning at the steak

03/07/201902/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Meat and dairy farming giants continue to feed the climate-changing emissions that threaten life on Earth. Carina Millstone says they could be off the menu tomorrow Countless reports tell us …

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Cereal Offenders

03/07/201902/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

As investors have found rich pickings in the food sector as it caught the wave of commodity market deregulation, people have starved. Sophie van Huellen looks at the ingredients of …

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Fresh Faced

03/07/201902/10/2021 - Leave a Comment

While “fresh is best” is, for many of us, a guiding principle in selecting food, there’s a case for taking a fresh perspective, say David Evans and Peter Jackson. To …

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Vegan cheese: you may scoff

03/07/201915/08/2020 - Leave a Comment

An alternative to Somerset’s finest fromage, untainted by animal products, promised to open the way for vegetarians to go the whole hog into vegan eating. Jonathan Chenoweth tells how he …

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What’s cooking in the capital?

29/06/201929/03/2022 - Leave a Comment

Claire Pritchard has been the Chair of the Mayor of London’s Food Board since March 2018 and has worked for over 20 years with food-related social enterprises in Greenwich. She …

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Home groan

29/06/201902/10/2021 - Leave a Comment

Flourishing fads and price-hiked highs put the spirit into spiritualism. Everyone seems preoccupied with food these days with endless cookery porn, the young constantly posting their meals on social media …

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Food stalled

29/06/201903/07/2020 - Leave a Comment

Eat all, sup all, pay nowt – it’s the Yorkshire creed but it’s hard to keep to in the county’s poorest quarters. Megan Blake, helps bring home the snap. For …

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Striking McDonald’s workers: You have to ‘build your strength in numbers’

23/05/201911/06/2019 - Leave a Comment

“We know that McDonald’s is the head of the snake.” McDonald’s workers went on strike on Thursday in 13 cities for a $15 hourly pay and union rights for all …

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