The Scottish Food Coalition is a diverse alliance of civil society organisations working for food justice
We believe there is strength in working collectively-though the individual organisations involved have different priorities, as a Coalition we believe no issue is more important than the others: from workers' right to wildlife loss, diet-related ill-health to food poverty, all of these challenges are urgent and can be solved more effectively by looking at the whole system.
We are campaigning for a new law on food, a Good Food Nation Bill, that takes a whole system approach. We want this bill to be a coherent framework that ensures the food system contributes to everyone's health and wellbeing, values the work to put food on our plates, supports high animal welfare, sustains our wildlife, natural resources and environment for generations to come. Click here to read more about the bill.
We are campaigning for a new law on food, a Good Food Nation Bill, that takes a whole system approach. We want this bill to be a coherent framework that ensures the food system contributes to everyone's health and wellbeing, values the work to put food on our plates, supports high animal welfare, sustains our wildlife, natural resources and environment for generations to come. Click here to read more about the bill.
Our latest actionWe’ve partnered with Climate Scotland to send our leaders a message:
The people of Scotland want strong and meaningful climate action, to protect the things we love and create a better future for people everywhere. The future of our food system is dependent on the future of our climate and natural world. In the run-up to COP26, Climate Scotland will gather the voices of people across Scotland and take them to our leaders at COP26 to show just how much we care about climate and nature. To add your voice, simply visit climatescotland.org 
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Photo: Wendy Seel, Vital Veg Organic Farm, Aberdeenshire