In a new film for #TheFoodConversation, people living and working in Wales tell us who they think should lead change, and what needs to happen to make food work better, now and for the generations to come.
FFCC brings leaders together to discuss the growing calls from businesses, farmers and citizens for a new government to act on food.
As part of a new blog series in the run up to the election, FFCC Chief Exec Sue Pritchard tells us what she’d do if she was Food Systems Minister.
As part of a new blog series in the run up to the election, leading public health expert, Dr David Pencheon, tells us what he’d do if he were a Food Systems Minister.
In a new film for #TheFoodConversation, citizens from across the UK tell us more about what they want from politicians when it comes to food.
As part of a new blog series in the run up to the election, Helen Browning OBE tells us what she’d do if she were a Food Systems Minister.
As food and health, farming and land use climb the election agenda, The Food Conversation is set to involve hundreds more citizens through locally-organised Food Conversations.
FFCC Sue Pritchard on why political leaders need to put food at the centre of their ambitions.
Mhairi Brown on whether the Party Manifestos demonstrate an aim to improve the UK food system.
FFCC’s Georgie Barber on how a multifunctional approach to land can help deliver a new government’s most pressing priorities.
Dr Charlie Taverner on how a new government can help farming work for climate, nature and people.
In our second #FarmingVoices film, farmers tell us more about the challenges they face and the solutions at hand.
A watershed statement from food businesses, farmers' organisations, citizens and campaigners
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