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Support our work

Support our work

Good food is a right not a privilege. You can help ensure that everyone can access food that is healthy for them and the planet.
 
Sustainable food cities

Sustainable food cities

We are helping people to share challenges, explore practical solutions and develop best practice in all aspects of sustainable food.
 
School food

School food

The Food for Life Partnership can help your school get involved in cooking and growing, visiting farms and serving healthy meals.
 
Nursery food

Nursery food

Nursery children deserve the same healthy nutritious food that is served in schools. Help us enable this change by supporting our campaign.
 
Hospital food

Hospital food

A number of hospitals are sourcing fresh, local and organic food with no impact on cost, yet many are falling short of acceptable standards.
 
CSA

CSA

Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a partnership where a local community makes a financial pledge to support a local farm.
 
Eating out

Eating out

Find places to eat approved by us - either with full organic certification or holders of the Food for Life catering mark.
 
Organic buying groups

Organic buying groups

By pooling their buying power and ordering organic food in bulk, these groups can buy good quality food at a more affordable price.
 
Buy organic

Buy organic

Find further information on finding a local box scheme or farmers' market and discover more about organic textiles and beauty products.
 

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Urgent: do you love decent meat?

Lynda Brown: Like most people, I'm passionate about supporting smaller family farms: they're the living backbone of our landscape, rural life and food culture. If only, then, it were as simple as supporting them with your purse power. But it isn't. Tuesday's online Guardian ran with a story about Vion (no, I'd never heard of them, either) that illustrates the sort of stuff that goes on behind the scenes that we generally never hear about, but which could affect the future of small farmers much more than you think.

03 May 2012 | 0 Comments | Recommended by 2