The annual roundtable involving those named as Public Sector Catering’s ‘Most Influential’ provides the ideas and aims for the year ahead that will be pursued by the Public Sector Catering Alliance
Included in Labour’s manifesto was the planned roll out of a number of Breakfast Clubs to schools across England.
They tackled the lack of funding that is currently threatening caterers’ ability to deliver meals to mandated standards, how the sector should frame the argument for more Government support in term
The report aims to reveal trends that are impacting the UK’s food system and highlight the actions needed from policymakers to ensure that everyone can afford a healthy and sustainable diet.
The other MPs supporting the campaign include Andy Slaughter, Gill Furniss and Sarah Green as well as Baroness Healy of Primrose Hill who raised the issue in the House of Lords recently.
The Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) would include special machines, known as reverse vending machines, and designated sites where people can return their bottles and receive their money back. The syste
Foodbuy Group aims to power the supply chain and add value to its partners beyond procurement, backed by decades of hospitality experience, with ambitious plans for further growth.
Morgan is a professor of governance and development in the School of Geography and Planning at Cardiff University.
Every year Public Sector Catering Magazine highlights individuals who they believe deserve to be recognised as the most influential in the public sector catering industry.
Speaking at OFC, the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Steve Reed will today (9th January) set out the Government’s long-term vision to make farming more profitable with a