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The food system is full of big promises. But can we deliver?
By Kate Cawley and Chris Hatcher2026-03-25T15:48:00
The challenge facing the industry is no longer strategy – it is capability, says Kate Cawley, founder of the Future Food Movement and Chris Hatcher, partner at Redgrave Executive Search
Across the UK food system there is no shortage of ambition. Businesses have set bold commitments on climate, nature, health and resilience. Net zero roadmaps are in place and reformulation programmes are underway. Supply chains are being asked to change faster than ever.
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