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Look for the mark! 70% of imported pork has been produced under a system that would be illegal in this country. Look for Quality Standard marks, the Union Jack and the Red Tractor and make sure the pork and bacon you are buying is British.
For help in finding British pork in the supermarkets, click here
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Win two solid chocolate hearts by Paul A Young (worth £25) by emailing us the correct answer to the following question:
What is the name of British Food Fortnight's series of school resource packs?
Clue: see the Teacher Zone section of lovebritishfood.co.uk
The first correct answer received wins!
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Welcome to our February 2009 e-newsletter...
1. Supermarket Watch
Bringing you the latest news on British products in the supermarkets. This month, with the media and celebrity chefs telling us to buy cheaper cuts of meat during the credit crunch, we look at what cheaper cuts of British meat are available in the supermarkets.... …Read more
2. Inspiring school of the month
Every month we feature a school that is leading the way in incorporating food and cookery within their curriculum activities and exciting the next generation about wholesome British food. We hope it will give you ideas for your children's schools. This month's inspiring school is Hotwells Primary School in Bristol.Read more
3. Producer of the month
As Valentine's Day looms it seems only right that our Producer of the Month is the award winning British chocolatier Paul A Young. Paul has previously participated in British Food Fortnight by creating a British chocolate collection using ingredients sourced from the UK…Read more
4. Flipping Good Fun
There is no excuse. Everyone should be flipping a homemade pancake on Shrove Tuesday (24 February). All you need are three basic British ingredients; eggs, milk and flour, a frying pan and some heat.…Read more |
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