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What UK public sector caterers can learn from Helsinki’s bold shift

Recently, Helsinki City Council voted 57 – 23 to cut the city’s procurement of meatand dairy by 50% by 2030. Backed by cross-party support, the policy will see foodservices across schools, nurseries and hospitals serve more balanced, appealingplant-based meals. This builds on an earlier 2019 commitment to halve consumption by 2025,demonstrating a sustained, strategic shift

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Planetary Health Diet

…when confronted by climate, biodiversity, health, and justice crises, transformation will require urgent and meaningful changes in our individual and collective behaviours and our culture of unhealthy, unjust, and unsustainable food production and consumption. (Rockström, Johan et al., 2025) The EAT-Lancet Commission has set out a new, clear scientific case for transforming food systems to

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Supporting London Universities to deliver healthy sustainable food

This month the Forward Food team headed to Leicester to take part in Baxter Storey’s Food Festival. The Masterclass was held atThe London Geller College of Hospitality and Tourism at the University of West London, who collaborated with us to deliver this event along with The session was delivered in collaboration with London Higher and The

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Forward Food back in the Kitchen with Rippon College

The UK Forward Food team were delighted to finally visit Rippon College a historic theological college set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. Their team of talented chefs made is feel very welcome as we have originally been scheduled to deliver this workshop in 2020 an sadly COVID restrictions delayed this until January 2022! The team

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