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Politics

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

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

Allergics and Electrosensitives may rue our departure from Europe

26/06/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  5 Comments

Chefs may have bemoaned the introduction of the EU Food Information for Consumers (FIC) rules requiring all eateries to know about the allergens in their foods; for food allergics, coeliacs and anyone on a restricted diet, this was only the most recent of a whole series measures …

Category: Allergies, Coeliac/celiac disease, Food, Food/Health Policy, Politics, TravelTag: 2nd referendum petition, allergen thresholds, electromagnetic radiations, Electrosensitivity, EU food regulations, EU regulations governing food allergy, EU wide work on allergen thresholds, Europe weed research projects on food allergy, European parliament counsels use of precautionary principle re electromagnetic radiation, FIC, Food information for consumers, Food Standards Agency, leaving the Eu a catastrophic mistake, setting alelrgen thresholds

Stop press! Benugo pulls out!!

07/04/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

People power wins!! Benugo has 'stepped aside' from the contract to run the three Hampstead family run cafés. 'We’ve listened, and are responding in the way we think is best for all', said founder Ben Warner. I wonder if the threat from the 25,000 petition signatories to …

Category: Environmental Issues, PoliticsTag: Benugo, Benugo pulls out form Hampstead Heath cafés, Keir Starmer and Andrew Dismores support Save Parliament Hill cafés campaign, success of Save Parliament Hill cafés campaign

City of London held to account

07/04/2016 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Yes, Hampstead turned out in force last night to hold the City of London to account over the cafés scandale by which the contracts for three of the best loved local heath cafés are to be taken away from the families who have run them for the last 30+ years and handed to the …

Category: Environmental Issues, PoliticsTag: Benugo to take over Hampstead cafés, chair of the Hampstead Heath Consultative Committee, Councillor Sally Gimson, Director of Green Spaces, Golders Hill Park Café, Hampstead MP Keir Starmer supports Parliament Hill café, Parliament Hill Cafe, Sue Ireland, Virginia Rounding

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