The report, entitled 'The environmental impacts of food production and consumption' looks at 150 of the UK's highest selling food products representing the main food categories (carbohydrates, meat and dairy products etc).
The review focuses on studies that adopt an environmental life cycle analysis (LCA) approach, or similar, and addresses key policy issues including the various impacts of organic vs conventionally - grown produced trolleys; local vs global; and, cold vs fresh vs preserved.
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Posted on 28th January 2007
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