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A bowl of grains, vegetables, and a small portion of animal protein, representing the dietary recommendations in the Eat Lancet Planetary Health 2.0 diet.

Why the new EAT-Lancet report matters – and why foodfacts stands behind it

The launch of the latest EAT-Lancet Commission report has the potential to mark a turning point in how we think, talk, and act on the future of food.

A man holds an avocado in his hands, looking slightly puzzled, unsure as to whether eating avocados destroys the planet

Are vegans really destroying the planet with avocados?

People often blame vegans for destroying the planet with avocados, but is this accusation justified?

A herd of beef cattle stand in a group on a British farm

“Net zero beef?” Why sustainability claims need more than headlines

'Net Zero Beef': Is this greenwashing or something that holds validity behind corporate-sponsored sustainability narratives?

An illustration depicts a large blue whale swimming upwards towards the surface, where a cloud of red particles disperses in the water. Two smaller whales swim below. This image visually represents the potential negative impacts on the Antarctic ecosystem, specifically whales, from activities like krill harvesting, as discussed in the FoodFacts.org article. The scene is set in a cold, icy underwater environment.

Who’s killing Antarctica’s ecosystem? The dark side of krill harvesting

‍The Antarctic crisis no one’s talking about

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