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Explore evidence-based articles on Food Policy, including policy debates, industry influence, public messaging and accountability. From Food Facts.

Cracked dry earth with a single wheat stalk symbolising the global food crisis
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Politics Of Food

Global food crisis 2026: what's driving the next price shock

318 million people face crisis hunger as fertilizer prices surge 80% and famines hit Gaza and Sudan. Inside the converging crises reshaping global food.
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OPINION
Politics Of Food

England's new school food standards 2026: what's changing

England's school food standards are changing from 2027. Here's what the 2026 consultation proposes for meals, breakfast clubs, sugar, fried food and fibre.
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OPINION
Politics Of Food

The Netherlands cuts its meat recommendation by 40%: what this signals for food policy across Europe

The Dutch Wheel of Five has been overhauled — less red meat, more plant-based foods, and sustainability built into official dietary advice for the first...
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Politics Of Food

EU subsidies give beef 580x more money than legumes; new report’s shocking statistics

A major new report from Foodrise reveals that EU farming subsidies give 77% of CAP funding to meat and dairy — 580 times more than legumes.
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