This blog-post/commentary on food policy and Brexit is written by Terry Marsden, Director of the Sustainable Places Research Institute and Kevin Morgan, Professor of Government and Development, both at Cardiff University.
They reflect upon the implications of the UK leaving the European Union which, they argue, constitutes a significant challenge with regard to the UK’s agri-food and rural economy and governance and that without a national strategy for food and farming it could severely exacerbate food poverty and food vulnerability.
Read the full post on the Food Research Collaboration website here.
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