UK National Food Strategy Has Game-Changing Potential

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Students eat lunch at Chertsey High School on March 09, 2021 in Chertsey, United Kingdom. © 2021 Dan Kitwood/Getty A major independent review of the United Kingdom’s food systems has underscored the deep inequality around access to nutritious food in the country. The National Food Strategy makes clear recommendations on using food policy to help tackle socioeconomic inequality. If implemented, the proposals could help UK authorities make progress towards securing the right to food for everyone. Three of the report’s recommendations stand out: First, widening the…

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