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Published 17/01/2013News
Published 17/01/2013
Horse DNA in 'beef' burgers
The story of horse DNA being discovered in beefburgers sold in some supermarkets in the UK and Ireland has caused a stir.
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Published 16/01/2013
What's in your burger?
Distasteful news today is that beef burgers in the UK and the Irish Republic have been tainted with horsemeat. The report begs the question: "how much do we really know about our food?"
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Published 14/01/2013
Higher welfare housing for sows
With the partial sow stall ban in place across the EU as of 1st January, 2013 and 14 countries remaining non-compliant, Compassion has published a technical leaflet that provides useful guidance on well managed and designed housing systems.
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Published 14/01/2013
Where World-class food and ethics meet – Blue Hill
We’ve rounded up some of the world’s most ethically minded restaurants for you to discover. We're posting up our favourite examples over the next few days. The penultimate is Blue Hill at Stone Barns near New York.
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Published 11/01/2013
Where world-class food and ethics meet – The Emiliano
We’ve rounded up some of the world’s most ethically minded restaurants for you to discover. The third is the Emiliano Restaurant in São Paulo.
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Published 10/01/2013
Where world-class food and ethics meet – Manfredi’s
We’ve rounded up some of the world’s most ethically minded restaurants for you to discover. We're posting up our favourite examples over the next few days. The second is Manfredi's in Australia.
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Published 10/01/2013
Food waste & factory farming
The media today is full of stories surrounding the vast amount of food we waste. This is due to a new report by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers.
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Published 09/01/2013
Where world-class food and ethics meet - Wahaca
We’ve rounded up some of the world’s most ethically minded restaurants for you to discover. Over the next five days, we’ll be posting up our favourites. The first is Wahaca in London.
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Published 02/01/2013
"Land wars": another cost of factory farming
As prices for food, feed and energy crops soar, arable land has become a popular investment. But these deals are often carried out with little concern for the environment and communities. These "land grabs" are driven, in part, by factory…
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Published 02/01/2013
Ireland live exports resurgence?
This year could very well see a return to live exports of cattle from Ireland to the Middle East, according to recent reports in a national newspaper.
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