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Making the chocolate last

22nd June, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Cocoa harvests are shrinking, but The Cocoa Partnership, launched by Cadbury, is bringing stakeholders together to restore them and ensure a healthy crop in years to come.

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Shrink the footprint not the food

20th June, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Portable Foods, the plant that makes Rice Krispies Squares, met the Food and Drink Federation’s environmental targets four years ahead of schedule. Where does it get the drive?

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An end to premium prices for ethical coffee?

18th June, 2012 by Anonymous | 4 comments
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The wellbeing of coffee growers makes business sense for big brands like Kenco, as well as niche ones.

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In search of food security

6th June, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Faced with mounting resource crises, can the global food industry hope to meet the appetite of a growing population? Andrew Purvis investigates.

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Caroline Spelman: Why I’m calling for a new Sustainable Development Goal

31st May, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Food security is looming large as an issue at the Rio+20 summit. So what does the UK’s Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs think should be done to tackle it. And what role can the food industry play? Caroline Spelman responds to Green Futures.

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What will technology bring to the table?

16th April, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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From artificial meat to more resilient crops, Andrew Purvis scans tomorrow's menus – and finds some solutions more appetising than others.

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Can the dairy industry rise to the challenge of sustainable growth?

12th April, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Globally, dairy production accounts for 2.7% of humankind's carbon footprint. Now, leaders in the sector are coming together to map out the best way forward - but what are their options? Huw Spanner scans the land of milk and money.

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Fresh food without the fridge

11th April, 2012 by Jasmine Kubski | 2 comments
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Do you really need a fridge? Power-free food storage comes into its own.

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Can sustainable fish go mainstream?

4th April, 2012 by Anonymous | 1 comments
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Consumers are catching on to the fragile state of sealife. But how can we persuade them to put their money where their mouth is, asks Andrew Purvis.

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Schooling for sustainability

7th March, 2012 by Anonymous | Add a comment
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Co-operative schools are giving young people and their communities something to value, says Ruth Rosselson

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