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We take a look at the latest statistics showing that the Scottish Government is on track to meet its target of doubling organic farmland.
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As Scotland renews its focus on local food procurement, Food for Life Scotland is helping connect producers, caterers and policymakers to get more local, sustainable food onto public sector menus.
With Glasgow’s City Food plan aiming to make tasty, healthy and affordable food available to everyone, Glasgow City Council’s Head of Catering and Facilities Management Stephen Sawers explains a big picture approach, partnership working and collaboration with Food for Life Scotland is making that aim a reality in the city’s schools.
Caterers are celebrating becoming the 17th Scottish local authority to hold the certification for their school meals service.
2026 marked a first at the Royal Highland Show when a group of farming organisations under the Scottish Agroecology Partnership (SAP) banner hosted a new Sustainable Agriculture Tent.
Article by Colleen McCulloch
