If world leaders are hungry for climate action, why was food not on the menu at COP26?

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There is an urgent need to rethink both the food we eat and how we produce it, argues Graze CEO Joanna Allen

Earlier this year, the National Food Strategy was published to help address the imbalance in our broken food systems. The independent report was commissioned by the UK government which would indicate that...

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