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Kelloggs, KFC, and TfL are paying the price of the junk food advert ban

by Economy Team in News
Lidl is building affordable homes above its stores

by Economy Team in News
Why we might not have enough food after a no-deal Brexit

by Economy Team in News
WeWork has banned meat from its offices

by Economy Team in News
Asda and Sainsbury’s say they’ll cut prices by 10%, and people are sceptical

by Economy Team in News
Start stockpiling Japanese whisky (if you’ve got any)

by Economy Team in News
We’re running out of bubbles

by Economy Team in News
Sainsbury’s and Asda are merging to create one super-supermarket

by Economy Team in News
Spanish manchego producers are cheesed off at the EU

by Economy Team in News
Pasta’s good for you (say pasta companies)

by Economy Team in News
Your pesto could contain bamboo

by Economy Team in News
Vegan burgers soon to be stocked next to ‘real’ meat in supermarkets

by Economy Team in News
Male calves are being killed because it’s cheaper than rearing them

by Economy Team in News
There’s a global vanilla shortage

by Economy Team in News
Deliveroo and Uber Eats are sending us dirty food

by Economy Team in News
18 pubs close down each day, and it’s the tax man’s fault

by Economy Team in News
Lots of chain restaurants are closing and they’re blaming business rates

by Economy Team in News
After Brexit, anyone can make a Cornish pasty

by Economy Team in News
Britain needs to go on a diet

by Ellie Clayton in News
It’s been snowing in the UK, and people are freeeeaking out

by Economy Team in News
I joined the #wastefree movement for a week to find out how much going plastic free actually costs

by Ellie Clayton in Issues
UKIP’s cheap chips and other weird facts about food taxes

by Ellie Clayton
This is why we’re running out of avocados

by Economy Team in News
The “Unicorn Frappucino” is dead

by Ellie Clayton
The price of an iceberg lettuce in the UK increased by 67%

by Economy Team in Issues
Zina’s Kitchen is the Netherlands’ first business run by a female refugee

by Annabella Stieren in Issues
Everything you wanted to know about milk but were too afraid to ask

by Rachel England in Issues
We’re reaching ‘peak prosecco’

by Economy Team in News
Pret A Manger’s being sold off for 1.5 billion pounds

by Economy Team in News
The German environmental minister’s meat ban is putting us at odds with ourselves

by Victoria Waldersee in News
The most marked-up food and drink on the High Street and why it costs so much

by Ian Aikman
America now has so much cheese it doesn’t know what to do with it all

by Kimberly Poff in News
Call me old-fashioned, but I’d rather have coconut water out of a coconut

by Ben Murray
Ever thought about where a Big Mac actually comes from?

by Economy Team
Economy Asks: Vegans vs Carnivores

by Economy Team in Voices
Forty thousand ‘ugly’ lemons and the problem of food waste

by Daniel Lapedus in Issues
How do we decide what to eat and what influences our choices?

by Olivia Wills in Issues
Economy Asks: should food ever be free?

by Economy Team in Voices
Yep, I actually ate a microwave burger in my mission to examine our obsession with ready meals

by Clare Speak in Issues
Take a look at what these kids had to tell us about food

by Economy Team in Voices
Economy Asks: What’s beer got to do with economics?

by Economy Team in Voices
Who rules your plate? The world’s biggest food companies and what they produce

by Dale Shaw in Issues
Meet the vegetarian café that’s fighting the vicious spiral of poor diet, poverty and mental illness

by Bernadette Hyland in Issues
My attempt at making sushi got me thinking about the problem of food waste around the world

by Nada Ihab in Issues