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24. Pod Bites: Should healthy eating advice be updated?
06:50||Season 10, Ep. 24Sarah Pullen, Food System Lead at Birmingham City Council, tells us about the city's journey to transform our food system, and the Birmingham Eating Guidance Exploration report into how to create an environment where people have the capability, opportunity and motivation to eat a nutritious and sustainable diet.Click here for the resources and to read the report, and click here for the Food Foundation Manifesto and here to sign up for the newsletter.
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23. Pod Bites: Labour's new Food Strategy
12:05||Season 10, Ep. 23Dr Hannah Brinsden, head of policy and advocacy at the Food Foundation on the latest Government Food Security Report and the announcement that there will be a new food strategy. Click here for more information on the report, the Food Foundation Manifesto and here to sign up for the newsletter.22. Making sense of Ultra Processed Food
39:51||Season 10, Ep. 22Following last week's BBC documentary, Irresistible: Why We Can't Stop Eating by Chris Van Tulleken, Anna Taylor, executive director of The Food Foundation leads a panel discussion on ultra processed food and what we should do to tackle some of the problems arising from eating so much of it.The panel comprises Kimberley Wilson, chartered psychologist who's also qualified in nutrition and the author of Unprocessed. Maurice Cousins, head of campaigns at Public First on the political perspective, Food Foundation Adult Food Ambassador, Kathleen Kerridge and Beccy Cooper MP, Labour MP for Worthing West, public health doctor and who sits on the Health Select Committee.Click here for the Food Foundation Manifesto and here to sign up for the newsletter.21. Pod Bites: London's Free School Meals trial
06:41||Season 10, Ep. 21Dr Katharine Vincent, director of Reconnect London on More than a Meal, an independent evaluation of the first year of London's policy to provide free school meals to all primary age children in state funded schools.Read our Food Foundation Manifesto and subscribe to our newsletter so you don't miss any updates.20. The truth about the state of the nation's food industry
50:03||Season 10, Ep. 20Rebecca Tobi, Senior Business and Investor Engagement Manager at the Food Foundation hosts a panel discussion on this year's SOFI report. This annual report tracks and assesses the progress of major UK food businesses towards healthier and more sustainable diets.Joining Rebecca on the panel are: Lauren Woodley, Group Nutrition Leader at Nomad foods, Claire Atkins Morris, Director of Sustainability at Sodexo, Nilani Sritheran, Group Head of Healthy and Sustainable Diets at Sainsbury's, and Matt Lomas, Engagement Director at Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation.Read the SOFI report, and the Food Foundation Manifesto and subscribe to our newsletter so you don't miss any updates.19. Pod Bites: Public appetite for extending the 'sugar tax'
08:02||Season 10, Ep. 19Alfie Slade, the Government Affairs lead at the Obesity Health Alliance on how Britain feels about the food business.The Recipe for Change campaign explores the public’s attitude towards a new levy on unhealthy food and drink.Click here for the Food Foundation Manifesto and don't forget to sign up to our newsletter - find out more about the Recipe for Change campaign here.- 09:05||Season 10, Ep. 18In this week's Pod Bites, Greg Garrett, Executive Director of the Access to Nutrition Initiative tells us the role of business, investors and policy makers in market transformation for nutrition. He argues that embracing nutrition is no longer an option, but must be core to business. Click here for more information on the ATNI's Global Access to Nutrition Index and here to sign up to The Food Foundation's webinar examining the key findings of our State of the Nation's Food Industry Report which publishes on Thursday, November 14, 2024.Click here for the Food Foundation Manifesto and here to sign up for the newsletter.