When children understand where their food comes from, lifelong healthy habits are formed – and parents having more transparency over school meals means families are put back in the picture.
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We have a pragmatic relationship with China, one where we cooperate on things that we agree on, but also challenge in areas where we disagree.
It flies in the face of basic fairness, and the British public are right to be furious.
I would like to see us use different levers of the state and use the board to really boost the level of food production in the UK.
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