Joanna Blythman
Joanna Blythman is a food journalist and author of Bad Food Britain.
Recent stories
The 'Eat them to defeat them' ad teaches children vegetables are a menace
We should challenge the idea that kids don’t like vegetables, says Joanna Blythman
Why we should resist the vegan putsch
Vegans, about 1% of the population when I last checked, are currently trying to shape the public discourse on food
Why we should resist the diet diktats of the nanny state
Centenarian Arthur Grisbrook’s diet is a two-fingered salute to the dietetic establishment, says Joanna Blythman
- Vegans hyped up the 'meat tax' – what happened to critical thinking?
- Ingredients labelling is in urgent need of review
- Tom Watson's weight loss proves official healthy diet advice is useless
- High streets of the future don't have space for 'Big Retail'
- Food safety: how can small companies defend themselves?
- Cheap junk food will only worsen the health woes of Britain's poorest
- M&S and Waitrose need to get over their addiction to plastic packaging
Sainsbury’s admits it faces uphill battle to change CMA decision
Suppliers celebrate CMA's Sainsbury's-Asda findings
Sainsbury's-Asda CMA findings: analysts react
Echo Falls responds to gin boom with Rosé Wine & Gin Fusion
Blow for Sainsbury’s-Asda merger as CMA flags up extensive competition concerns
Health-conscious men emerge as key demographic for plant-based trend
On-the-go plastic-free straw ‘first’ picked up by Nestlé
Abel & Cole to launch new delivery service for workplaces
Ferrero shuts down largest Nutella factory over quality issue
Bidfood releases 10-part podcast on food and drink trends
The 'Eat them to defeat them' ad teaches children vegetables are a menace
Tulip loses big M&S contract to add to Danish Crown's woes
Supermarkets warn of chaos and empty shelves threat from no-deal Brexit
M&S launches 'plastic take-back' scheme for customers
Ocado announces Zoom one-hour rapid delivery
Why the buyer-supplier relationship is a two-way street
Theresa May can play fast and loose with jam but not people’s livelihoods
Government considering 'watered down' version of DRS
Suppliers respond to good treatment from buyers, finds study
