Eating Better

Changes to menu design and language can be a low cost and effective way to encourage more sustainable diets with less meat and dairy and more plants.

A new study shows retailers are failing on climate commitments by encouraging customers to buy more meat, which is bad for our health and the planet.

Our Better By Half roadmap calls for sustainable food to be normalised in schools, hospitals, care homes and other public institutions, but convincing councils to improve procurement and shift to sustainable menus, requires effective lobbying and co-ordinated local action to put pressure on policymakers and procurement managers to make the necessary changes.

Looking at this year’s achievements, including progress against our Better by Half roadmap and the content of the National Food Strategy published in July, it feels as if we’ve turned a corner...

Local diets have global impacts. We have developed a new guide and film to support local authorities to serve and source healthier, more sustainable meals.

Our latest ready meals snapshot reveals that plant-based meals are the fastest growing category, up by 92% since our first survey in 2018.

The results from our latest survey with Public Sector Catering show the sector’s continued progress towards serving less meat in public sector meals.

Eating Better launches an ambitious plan to help retailers and restaurants source climate and nature friendly meat.

This year, food systems suffered a massive shock. Check out what we have been doing to drive progress, and our plans to build back better.

Our latest public attitudes survey shows many of us are eating less meat and willing to cut down further. Plus, most of us would like to support farmers that have high animal welfare and environmental standards.

Findings from our latest and largest ever survey of 2404 ready meals shows that many supermarket’s plant-based options have come a long way. But, more than 4 out of 5 ready meals still include meat, fish or cheese.

Chicken is the most popular meat in the UK and its consumption is growing. Our new report shows the true costs of production on this scale.

New YouGov poll shows climate change top concern for British teenagers and older teenagers are driving a change in diets.

Public health bodies, farmers, MPs, environmentalists and animal welfare experts set out actions to improve what we eat

It’s British Sandwich Week and new research makes clear the health, environmental and animal welfare impact of this popular lunch time food.

Results from our 2019 YouGov Survey shows that awareness of livestock’s environmental impacts is growing.

Eating Better impact report 2017-18.

Our latest survey of ready meals in the top UK supermarkets shows that they aren’t serving the demand for healthier plant-based options, and the meat used as an ingredient in ready meals is falling short.

Take a look at how Eating Better is making a real impact to create a fair, green, healthy future.

In the UK we love sandwiches, they are a hugely popular lunch-time option. But a new study has found our choices have a staggering carbon footprint. What can be done?

Eating Better launches #MeatFreeLunch campaign to help lighten meat-heavy diets.

Survey of over 600 sandwiches finds consumers trying to go meat-free at lunchtime will struggle to find a choice of sandwiches that fits the bill.