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The Food System is Broken


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Below, our first report Plenty: Food, Farming and Health in a New Scotland describes the issues our current food system is facing, a vision of what a food system that is environmentally sustainable, socially just, and delivers high levels of wellbeing, could look like and how to get there.

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 full report here and the executive summary here.

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  • About Us
    • Who we are
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  • Good Food Nation Bill
    • Publications
  • Latest
    • Mary's Tour
    • Blogs and articles >
      • Blogs >
        • Updates from the Scottish Food Coalition
        • That's a Wrap
        • New SFC Report points the way to a Good Food Nation
        • SFC guest blog: How to secure a Good Seafood Nation?
        • Scottish 2021 Elections – is now finally the time Scotland becomes a Good Food Nation?
        • Foraging on my plot - wild sustenance
        • Food insecurity at Christmas
        • New crisis masks old problems
        • What do we need?
      • Articles
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  • Archive: GFN Bill campaign