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8 Food Sustainability Trends to Watch in 2023

8 Food Sustainability Trends to Watch in 2023

by Tasting the Future | Jan 9, 2023 | Food systems

During 2022 we witnessed a series of unprecedented events and challenges that had a significant impact across the food and farming sector. The combined and interrelated economic crisis, energy crisis, cost of living crisis, extreme heat and other weather-related...
What works best to encourage sustainable diets?

What works best to encourage sustainable diets?

by Tasting the Future | Mar 15, 2022 | Food systems, health, Healthy, sustainable diets

The adoption of environmentally sustainable diets will have a hugely positive impact on the global food system and on our chances of living within the planetary boundaries, i.e., the safe limits outside of which the Earth system cannot continue to function in a stable...
Silent Spring 60 Years On: Pesticides, People and Planet

Silent Spring 60 Years On: Pesticides, People and Planet

by Tasting the Future | Mar 7, 2022 | Food systems, health, Pesticides

It was 60 years ago[1] that the environmental classic ‘Silent Spring’ was published by Rachel Carson, highlighting the terrible damage we are doing to the planet and giving birth to the modern-day environmental movement. Whilst DDT, the pesticide that was the focus of...
12 Sustainable Food Trends to Watch in 2022

12 Sustainable Food Trends to Watch in 2022

by Tasting the Future | Nov 15, 2021 | Food systems

2021 has been quite a seminal year for our food systems. The recent climate change summit (COP26), the UN Food System Summit (held in September) and the ongoing focus on the health impacts of our food (driving the triple burden of malnutrition – hunger (820 million),...
A food system hooked on fossil fuels is bad for farmers and families

A food system hooked on fossil fuels is bad for farmers and families

by Tasting the Future | Sep 24, 2021 | Food systems

By Guest Blogger, Matt Williams, Climate and Land Programme Lead, Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit. Food shortages a surprise result of gas price rises A recent rise in gas prices has caught some off guard, with Energy Minister Kwasi Kwarteng MP making a statement...
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