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symbol are only available to subscribers of The Food Magazine. Subscribe here.121) Articles: Does TV encourage teenage drinking?
The Food Magazine takes a look at alcohol in television soap operas and finds that alcohol accounts for considerable screen time in many popular soaps. Cally Matthews reports
122) Articles: Special report on folic acid fortification
Report on The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition's recommendations relating to folic acid fortification in the UK, with specific reference to women of childbearing age and pregnant women.
123) Press: Banned food additives permitted in children's medicines
Medicines for babies and young children frequently contain a cocktail of additives which are banned from foods and drinks designed to be consumed by the under threes.
124) Press: Do soap shows encourage teenage drinking?
Popular soap shows are awash with alcohol, according to a survey published in The Food Magazine.
125) Magazines: The Food Magazine issue 76
Fruit in cities. Healthy food in local shops. Alcohol, environment & health. Fair trade schools. Palm oil. Soaps & teenage drinking. Bread. Additives in medicine. Edible seaweed. Obesity. Junk advertising. Olympic allotments.
126) Articles: Adverts undermine breastfeeding
Companies spend around £20 a year, per baby, promoting their products. Meanwhile, the UK Government spends a measly 14 pence promoting breastfeeding for those same babies.
127) Articles: 'Five a day' the easy way?
The Department of Health's ‘five a day’ logo may have been ignored by most food manufacturers, but they've not been slow in piggy-backing the advice that we should eat at least 5 portions of fruit and vegetables a day.
128) Articles: Call for beam trawl ban
Destructive fishing methods result in a quarter of all fish caught being thrown away. The Food Magazine reports.
129) Articles: Changing climate for food choices
The Government has received its most convincing warning yet that we must all take action to tackle climate change, but failed to emphasise food as one of the main ways to deliver change.
130) Articles: A matter of social justice
Food Magazine asks: what income do people need to have a decent life?
