Under the Organic Food and Farming Targets Bill, by 1 January 2010 one-fifth of all food eaten in Britain would have to be organic, and one third of all agricultural land would have to be given over to organic production. The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods would be empowered to ensure that the target is met. Antis and other animals. Animal testing's supporters must stand up and be counted. Tired of financial organisations buckling to intimidation by animal rights terrorists, scientific organisations are finally giving them a taste of their own medicine.
Scientists identify 'the sweet tooth gene'.
Genetic research to eliminate disease should not be prevented by fear. We should not be ruled by the fear of the unknown or, worse, the fear of having to make difficult moral decisions. Free fruit for schoolchildren risks causing malnutrition, warns scientist. A leading British nutritionist has criticised a government scheme to distribute free fruit to primary school children for being scientifically flawed and misleading. Professor Tom Sanders, head of nutrition at King's College London and a member of a government advisory body on food policy, said that giving fruit to children each day could backfire on ministers.