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Food/Health Policy

Brexit and the food industry

13/10/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

The Food and Drink Innovation Network are usually pretty topical with their seminars but they excelled themselves this week. On Tuesday, not only did they have a regulatory lawyer explaining exactly what the High Court action which launched this morning could mean, but we had the …

Category: Big Business, Environmental Issues, Food/Health Policy, Politics, UncategorizedTag: 1.7 million foreigners currently working in the food service industry, Brian Kelly of Covington, British shoppers addicted to cheap food, City University's Centre for Food Policy, falling nutrient content of UK soils, FDIN, FDIN Brexit seminar, Food & Drink Federation views on Brexit, loss of biodiversity world wide, Over 30% of European carbon emissions come from the food industry, Royal prerogative re Brexit, Tim Lang Professor of Food Policy, Visegrad Group, Water stress in the UK

One Epipen? No, surely, it should be two.

09/10/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  5 Comments

The prescription of auto injector pens (Epipen, Jext, Emerade etc) for those who are thought to be at risk of anaphylactic shock is now fairly standard – although, all too often, this  is accompanied by little if any serious advice on how to use them.*  However, advice from MHRA …

Category: Allergies, Food/Health Policy, Peanut allergyTag: 2 pens needed to control anaphylactic attack, Anaphylaxis Campaign advice on autoinjectors, anaphylaxis no longer treated as 'red'/immediate response calls, BSACI policy on auto-injectors, Change.org - We ask the BSACI to change their recommendation of one adrenaline auto injector pen, dummy autoinjector pens available for practice, EMA advises the two autoinjector pens are prescribed for those at risk of anaphylaxis, Emerged autoinjectors, Epipen, Jext, MHRA advises that two pens be available for anaphylactic attack

Call for action on antibiotics

12/09/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

A recent investigation by the Alliance to Save our Antibiotics has found antibiotic resistant E coli in UK origin pig and chicken meat sold in major UK food retailers – and they are not happy about it! So they are writing to all of the major supermarkets asking them to work …

Category: Alternative/Complementary Health, Environmental Issues, Food, Food/Health PolicyTag: Alliance to Save our Antibiotics, Alliance to Save our Antibiotics letter to supermarkets, antibiotic resistant E coli in UK origin pig and chicken meat, Trimethoprim

Lean Logic and Surviving the Future

07/09/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

Those of you who knew David Fleming or have read any of his works will be delighted to hear that, thanks to the sterling efforts of Shaun Chamberlain and publishers Chelsea Green, both Lean Logic, David's life's work, and Surviving the Future, Shaun's edited introduction to …

Category: Environmental Issues, Food, Food/Health Policy, PoliticsTag: "Could Brexit lead to the rediscovery of culture grounded in place?" Jonathon Porritt., Centre for Alternative Technology, Chelsea Green publishers, David Fleming, David Fleming's unexpected death, Lean Logic - A dictionary for the Future by David Fleming, place and play: a post-market economics, Schumacher College Earth Talk on David Fleming, Schumacher College week-long course on David's work: Community, Small Is Beautiful festival, Surviving the Future by Shaun Chamberlain and David Fleming

‘Why Lidl are not nuts’

02/08/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Lidl is in trouble with the FSA and has recalled some of the Honey Peanuts because the word 'peanuts' does not appear on the pack even though there is a picture of them. And yes.... this is important.  Yet again, I am totally with Alex who rightly maintains that rules must be …

Category: Allergies, Food/Health Policy, Peanut allergyTag: Alex Gazzola, Food Allergy Intolerance Ink, Food Standards Agency, FSA, importance of accurate labelling for allergens, Lidl peanut labelling, Peanut labelling

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