Foodrise have put together a joint statement to stand up against the UK Government’s attempt to appeal a £10,000 cost cap on legal fees.
Updates
As Foodrise says farewell to the Gleaning Network, gleaning groups across the UK continue growing and inspiring new initiatives.
Foodrise reported one of the world’s largest fertiliser companies, Norwegian business Yara, to the OECD in April.
Environmental sector is uniting to express concern over upcoming Supreme Court judgement which could put environmental justice at risk
A Supreme Court case on the cost of bringing environmental legal challenges could have implications for UK farming and trade policy.
Abel & Cole has been accused of greenwashing over its much vaunted switch to land-farmed salmon, reports The Grocer.
Abel & Cole is opening the floodgates to the latest form of factory fish farming. We need to stop them before it's too late.
The online grocer is worryingly billing its switch to land-based salmon factory farms as a guilt-free, ethical way to enjoy salmon.
Our EAC submission outlines how agriculture is a major source of UK air pollution, and makes the case for lower meat and dairy diets.
Joint letter to the government calls for changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to halt the expansion of factory farming.
The government is being forced to defend a new trade measure which will flood the country with cheap sugar.
A progress update on the impact of Norway’s enormous salmon farming industry on communities in West Africa
Report says common agricultural policy provides ‘unfair’ levels of support to unhealthy, meat-heavy diets.
New report reveals the scale of EU CAP subsidies being used to prop up unsustainable livestock production, and makes the case for reform.
Shocking new figures reveal that high-emissions beef and lamb received an estimated 580 times more CAP subsidies than legumes.
Sugar campaigner, Ali Hines, explains how the ATQ on raw cane sugar contradicts government missions and why it should be reversed.
SNP ministers have handed around £5.5million to firms in the £1billion-a-year industry since 2021 via their Marine Scotland Fund.
Foodrise and Seastemik have published a new policy briefing to give land-based salmon factory farming the scrutiny it needs.
Foodrise and Seastemik have published a stark new policy briefing calling for governments to ban land-based salmon production.
The new report investigates the harmful industry playbook used by nitrogen fertiliser corporations to profit from pollution.
Exposing the villains of the nitrogen crisis who are making billions while devastating public health, biodiversity and climate.
On the final day of COP30, Ali Hines explores the link between Brazil's sugar industry, climate, trade, and global inequality.
With COP30 underway, Amelia Cookson reveals how farmed salmon’s appetite for soy is driving deforestation and injustice across the Amazon.
This Autumn, the government’s budget might come with a sugar rush, but not the good kind.



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