02 April 2012
Winners of the prestigious Natural and Organic Awards 2012 were announced at the Natural and Organic Products show yesterday [Sunday 1 April] at the Olympia exhibition centre, London. Kate Humble, host of BBC Countryfile and Springwatch, presented t...
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30 March 2012
The Famous Herculean Easter Hunt, where you collect natural things at different points around the trail, there will also be egg painting & a chance to feed the hens. Delicious farm fresh organic food available at the award winning farm shop & cafe.
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30 March 2012
The Soil Association is pleased that the British Veterinary Association has supported its call for a stronger regulatory framework for newer antibiotics which are critically important in human medicine. [1]
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29 March 2012
We would like our stand at the Royal Highland Show to promote Scotland’s finest organic products. Last year’s living displays were lovely – kindly supplied by Pillars of Hercules , Eco Box and Phantassie Foods with gorgeous cut flowers from Oxenfoor...
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29 March 2012
The Northern Ireland Assembly has become the first organisation in the country to achieve the prestigious bronze Food for Life Catering Mark for all of the meals served in Parliament Buildings. [1]
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29 March 2012
In a report published today, the Soil Association warns there is now overwhelming evidence that the excessive use of antibiotics on UK livestock farms is contributing to the rise of drug resistance in human E. coli infections. [1]
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26 March 2012
The Soil Association is proud to be supporting the Bristol debut of the hugely successful ‘ Feeding the 5000’ event which was held for the first time in Trafalger Square, London, in 2009. Founded by Tristram Stuart , food waste activist and author, ...
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26 March 2012
Date: Saturday 12 May 2012 Time: 1pm to 5pm Location: College Green, Bristol
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23 March 2012
Defra and the government’s Technology Strategy Board have announced two new funds to support research and innovation by farming and food businesses.
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23 March 2012
Morrisons’ decision to drop its GM-free feed requirement for poultrymeat and eggs is a huge step in the wrong direction for a company that has long been one of the better multiple retailers in the UK, particularly in terms of its relationship with B...
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