New upskilling program aims to train the food industry in climate impact awareness

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One million people that work in the food industry want training on the impacts of climate change to help them make climate positive decisions
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One million people that work in the food industry want training on the impacts of climate change to help them make climate positive decisions

The Future Food Movement has found that the majority of people who work in the food sector want more training on how they can tackle climate change

A new organisation has launched a program to help close the climate skills gap in the food industry, revealing that only 12 per cent of people in the sector feel confident in their understanding of climate...

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