Fairfood is an international non-profit campaign and lobby organisation, which encourages the food and beverage industry to make its supply chains more sustainable. In this way Fairfood contributes to the fight against global hunger and poverty.

Check out the new BBC reality show: Blood Sweat and Takeaways! Six young people travel to South East Asia to work and live with the food workers who, in extreme conditions, produce those products we eat with ease every day. The episodes focus on the tuna, prawns, rice and chicken industries. Click here for the full show with BBC iPlayer!

A few years ago, Fairfood and multiple NGOs in The Netherlands gathered to form the Dutch Soy Coalition (DSC). The motive behind this: promotion of sustainability within the soy production chain. Although the DSC is responsible for many positive changes, the joined efforts of the organizations remain of high importance.

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Help poor farmers in India and Malawi by running 10k for Find Your Feet this summer! On July 12^th 24 people will be running through the heart of central London to raise money for Find Your Feet. This small UK based charity supports poor farmers to practice sustainable agricultural techniques that will enable them to grow enough food to eat, and a surplus to earn an income. Want to join the team? E-mail for an application form or visit the website.

Visit the new Fairfood Blog on www.fairfood.blogspot.com for a different but valuable experience! In the category Fairfood Talks, Fairfood employees will tell you about their work. The second category, Fairfood matters, will give a more in depth view on all sorts of Fairfood issues. Add your comments, have your say! Help Fairfood in making this an interactive platform about issues that matter!