Area of Focus: Food Supply

Created: Jan 05, 2007
Updated: Jun 06, 2007
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Food Supply

Food supply refers to the origin, method of production, distribution, and delivery of food to consumers, encompassing food safety, food hygiene, food production methods, security of the food supply, and the geographical scale and environmental impact of food production and delivery systems. Sustainable food supplies are priced fairly so that producers receive equitable profits and do not harm to the environment or human health.

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Change In Action

The Food Commission is an independent food watchdog campaigning for safer, healthier food in the UK.

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Om Organics educates the local community on the health, environmental and economic benefits of local, sustainable food production; helps people appreciate and access sustainably grown products in the local region, and helps farms better meet the needs of the community.

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Grandview-Woodlands Food Connection is a grassroots neighborhood organization dedicated to supporting and promoting an accessible, just and sustainable food system for the Grandview - Woodlands community.

Join the Discussion Forum to meet others interested in food supply.

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nutrition, standard, eat, additive, storage, bacteria, spoilage, foodborne, salmonella, agriculture, small farmer, organic, low input, food bank, malnutrition, quality, food origins, suppliers, food production, hunger, farmer's markets, food safety, food systems, community agriculture, sustainable food supply, local food systems, food security, environmental impacts, consistency of supply, co-operative, food autonomy, local agriculture, slow food, community gardens, food miles

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Climate Change and the Incidence of Food Poisoning in England and Wales explains that in recent years there have been several spells of high temperatures providing analogues for the conditions that might become more common as a result of the enhanced greenhouse effect.

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