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There is an alternative to the UK’s ‘broken’ food system
By Gary Stott2025-11-21T08:56:00
Social supermarkets and community pantries can help to rebuild a more equitable and functional food system, says Gary Stott, executive chair of Community Shop
The Food Foundation’s new Roadmap to Reducing Food Insecurity in the UK makes for a sobering read. One in 10 UK households are struggling to put food on the table, with families, citizens living with disability and people on benefits among those hit hardest.
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