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Executive Director at Food Ethics Council

"Good food? Don’t bank on it. Let’s not wait for political posturing in the run up to the UK general election. We need to rebuild the foundations of a fair food system for all, now. Let’s start talking about the right to good food for all – why that matters and how we can move forward." Food banks have filled an important vacuum, but they have a shelf life and can only ever be a sticking plaster. My latest column for The Grocer: https://lnkd.in/eNAuRsed

Food banks are now normalised. This is a failure of state

Food banks are now normalised. This is a failure of state

thegrocer.co.uk

Daniel Quinn

I build stuff. Most of it is Free.

2mo

While I broadly agree with what you've said in the article, I'm frustrated by the lack of recommendations or guidance offered. What are you proposing exactly? What does the "right to good food for all" mean at a policy level? Are we just talking about solving the terrible wealth inequality in the UK, or something more revolutionary like a National Food Service, socialising agriculture, rationing, or something else?

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Caroline Benjamin MSOFHT

CEO Food Allergy Aware, Multi Award Winning Allergen Management Consultant & Trainer. Offers 360 Auditing & Mystery Dining services. Works across the UK & EMEA. Also offering food safety training.

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Sarah Wakefield

Executive Director at the Eating Better Alliance

3mo

well put Dan

It is a failure of the economic system

Carly Davies

Sustainability Consultant | Strategy | Engagement | Leading impactful, collaborative leadership relationships to maximise environmental & social outcomes

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