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In this joint commission from The Lancet and Financial Times on Governing Health Futures 2030, we explore how AI and other digital advancements are being harnessed to improve healthcare in the world’s poorest regions
Concerns over sustainability and climate change are driving interest
Decision by regulator is first step towards full approval for use of larvae in human foods
Head of Trade and Agriculture Commission says there should be no ‘race to the bottom’ to secure bilateral deals
Chicken grown by US start-up Eat Just meets city-state’s standards for use in nuggets
The gulf between those with wealth and education and those without is more significant than geography
From carbon labels to zero-waste menus, food businesses are increasingly keen to reach sustainability-minded consumers. Will their efforts pay off? Plus: pandemic-proof supply chains; China rethinks its diet; fairer deals for farm workers
Meat consumption is high, but there is also a strong appetite for alternatives
Big consumer groups muscle in on market for climate-conscious customers
Beijing focuses on cold chain goods as part of zero-tolerance approach to Covid
Food and farming sectors have been fretting over the impact of cheap foreign products
New EU rules and euphemisms won’t save the meat industry
MEPs will decide on Wednesday whether to ban plant-based products from using meat-related labels
Trade secretary says amendments to agriculture bill could prevent imports from developing countries
It is worth reading the small print on today’s cornucopia of protein bars, baked puffs and vegan treats
Food group benefits from lockdown snacking but faces growing concerns over obesity
Union chief Minette Batters says politicians would be ‘immoral’ if they failed to support increased scrutiny
Ministers say neonicotinoid exemptions needed to save sugar industry, but ecologists are aghast
Swiss group’s deal for maker of allergy treatment will take time to pay off
What could a healthy and sustainable diet look like?
Brasília rejects claim as Beijing conducts coronavirus tests on refrigerated imports
Like faddy eating regimes, investing in the weight-loss trade can disappoint
Rapid action sought as coronavirus compounds effects of poor diet among poorest
EU pesticide ban points to potential flashpoint in trade talks over food import standards
Calorie labels on menus and TV watershed controls considered as Johnson steps up crackdown
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