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Can Food Nation 2040 finally turn ambition into action?
By Ian Quinn2026-09-23T15:00:00
Where Henry Dimbleby’s food strategy and the food white paper failed, Food Nation 2040 will look to succeed. Can it?
The food and drink industry could have been forgiven for a major sense of déjà vu today, as details emerged of the latest chapter in the government’s stop-start food strategy, under the new banner Food Nation 2040.
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