MARCUS RASHFORD FARESHARE FOOD SUPERHERO PARTNERED WITH ARLA FARMS
27 December 2024
GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES £15M FUND FOR FARESHARE TO SAVE SURPLUS FARM FOOD
In a joint statement, Charlotte Hill, CEO of The Felix Project, and Kris Gibbon-Walsh, CEO of FareShare, said:
“Following years of campaigning by FareShare and The Felix Project, we are delighted that this fund will become a reality.
We are pleased that the government has recognised that too much food goes to waste on our farms and that it should be redistributed to feed people who need it.
https://fareshare.org.uk/news-media/news/government-announces-15m-fund-to-save-surplus-farm-food/
Farmers donate 830t of surplus dairy to FARESHARE food charity
Farmers have donated more than 830 tonnes of surplus dairy products to the UK's largest food redistribution charity, FareShare.
Food such as milk, butter and cheese have been distributed across the entire FareShare network in England, Scotland and Wales.
https://www.farminguk.com/news/farmers-donate-830t-of-surplus-dairy-to-food-charity_57250.html
FARESHARE
Vitabiotics announces two year partnership with FareShare to help fund 110,000 meals
Vitabiotics announces two year partnership with FareShare to help fund 110,000 meals
The UK’s number one vitamin company, Vitabiotics, has joined forces with FareShare to bolster the health and wellness of children nationwide.
Both Vitabiotics Wellkid and FareShare understand that every child should have access to the vital nutrition essential for their growth and development. To help work toward this shared goal, Vitabiotics Wellkid has funded the equivalent of 110,000 meals.
KPMG UK and FareShare launch new three-year charity partnership
This autumn, Nestlé are once again donating thousands more jars of Nescafé Coffee and boxes of Shreddies to FareShare to go towards breakfast for people across the UK.
NUBY ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH FARESHARE TO SUPPORT UP TO 250,000 MEALS FOR CHILDREN ACROSS THE UK
Leading baby accessories brand Nuby has announced its partnership with FareShare, which will fund the distribution of up to 250,000 meals to children going hungry across the UK.
Manufacturing products that cover all the moments that matter for parents – feeding, sleep, bathtime and playtime – Nuby seeks to create real world solutions at parent-friendly prices. That’s why, for every pack of Good Square Meal tableware sold, Nuby will support the redistribution of one meal for a child via FareShare.
The Scottish Government has announced an additional £500,000 will be awarded to FareShare Scotland, to step up their redistribution of surplus food around the country.
This is in addition to the Scottish Government’s Fair Food Fund which was established to tackle food insecurity
https://fareshare.org.uk/fareshare-scotland-to-receive-funding-boost-from-scottish-government/
FARESHARE PARTNERS WITH GALLOWAY CHEDDAR
Our largest ever charity partnership is using cheddar for a ‘grate’ cause
Galloway Cheddar is proud to have announced our largest ever partnership with Scottish food trucks in order to help tackle loneliness and food insecurity in Scotland.
The ‘Galloway Gathering Project’, is a nationwide campaign in partnership with FareShare, the UK’s largest charity dedicated to food waste for social good
https://www.gallowaycheddar.co.uk
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FAIRSHARE PARTNERS
We work with more than 850 companies across the supply chain – from farmers to hauliers, wholesalers to supermarkets, and brands big and small, including independent producers.
FAIRSHARE PARTNERS
https://fareshare.org.uk/giving-food/who-we-work-with/
FARESHARE SCOTLAND
Central and South East Scotland
FareShare Central & South East Scotland is run by Cyrenians Good Food Programme, a social enterprise with a mission to bring good food to people experiencing disadvantage, isolation, poverty or homelessness. The team redistributes good quality food from the food industry to a wide range of grassroots organisations in the Central & South East Scotland area who provide food and support to vulnerable people.
https://fareshare.org.uk/fareshare-centres/central-and-south-east-scotland/
Glasgow & The West Of Scotland
FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland redistributes quality surplus food to charities and community groups feeding people at risk of food poverty. This includes schools, homeless hostels, and community centres. FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland redistributes surplus food across 13 local authority areas, containing 52% of the population in Scotland, reaching over 80,000 beneficiaries every week.
https://fareshare.org.uk/fareshare-centres/glasgow-west-of-scotland/
https://moveon.org.uk/fareshare/
Arla provides two million meals to FareShare to support those most in need
During a year of much uncertainty, turbulence and continued challenges, Arla has diverted more than 830 tonnes of surplus dairy products to FareShare, the UK’s largest food redistribution charity, providing 2 million meals for vulnerable people.
A third of charities have said they would not have been able to feed people during the Covid-19 crisis without food supplies from FareShare[1], and communities & organisations have stepped up to support those who need it most.
Leeds-based Arla Foods helping NHS heroes and vulnerable families
Arla Foods has teamed up with three charities to provide free meals for nurses, doctors and staff at hospitals across the UK.
FareShare, Food4Heroes, and Magic Breakfast.
ARLA FARMERS
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE FARMER-OWNED?
Arla Foods is a global dairy company and cooperative owned by over 9000 dairy farmers with over 2000 of whom are British. Our cooperative roots go all the way back to the 1880s, and our structure means that we work together to create a sustainable long term future for the dairy industry
Major retailers join forces with UK dairy farmers to trial methane-reducing feed additives
Arla Foods creates new collective project with Morrisons, Tesco and Aldi to trial the use of Bovaer®
British farmers that make up the UK’s biggest dairy cooperative, Arla, have joined forces with some of the biggest retailers in the country to tackle methane emissions. In a first of its kind joint initiative, the project will see a collective effort across the food industry to trial the use of Bovaer®, a feed additive that reduces enteric methane emissions from cows on average, by 27%*
As part of its FarmAhead™ Customer Partnership initiative, Arla will work alongside retail partners Morrisons and Aldi, and with Tesco on its new Future Dairy Partnership initiative, to highlight how feed additives can be introduced to normal feeding routines.
Testing a methane reducing feed additive
Together with Royal DSM, we're running a pilot to test the methane reducing feed additive Bovaer® on 10,000 dairy cows across European farms. Research indicates that Bovaer® can reduce methane emissions by around 30 per cent.
Proven climate solution
Bovaer® is a feed additive for cows and other ruminants. DSM has researched and developed this ad-ditive over ten years and extensively tested in 14 countries around the world. Bovaer® is available for sale in the EU, Brazil, Chile, and Australia. In the EU, it is the first ever approved feed additive with environmental impact, confirming its impact on methane emissions and its safety for animals, consumers and the environment.
https://www.arlafoods.co.uk/about-arla/arla-farmers/farm-ahead/
Notice of injunction
Arla has obtained a court injunction that prevents unlawful protests at a number of its sites.
A copy of the injunction order and the relevant court documents are available here.
Arla Foods Limited and Arla Foods Hatfield Limited (“Arla”) have obtained an injunction (“the Order”) that prevents unlawful protest activities at the following sites:
“The Aylesbury Site” meaning Arla Foods Limited’s site at Aylesbury Dairy, Samian Way, Aston Clinton, Aylesbury HP22 5EZ;
“The Oakthorpe Site” meaning Arla Foods Limited’s Site at Oakthorpe Dairy, Chequers Way, Palmers Green, London N13 6BU;
“The Hatfield Site” meaning Arla Foods Hatfield Limited’s Site at Hatfield Distribution Warehouse, 4000 Mosquito Way, Hatfield Business Park, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9US; and
“The Stourton Site” meaning Arla Foods Limited’s Dairy at Pontefract Road, Leeds LS10 1AX And National Distribution Centre At Leodis Way, Leeds LS10 1NN.
ANYONE IN BREACH OF THE ORDER WILL BE IN CONTEMPT OF COURT AND MAY BE IMPRISONED, FINED, OR HAVE THEIR ASSETS SEIZED. THE PERSONS AFFECTED BY THE ORDER ARE PERSONS UNKNOWN AS DEFINED IN THE ORDER
https://www.arlafoods.co.uk/injunction-notice/
Vegan activists blockade Arla and Muller dairy sites
5 September 2022 |
The actions taken by Animal Rebellion were intended to "seriously disable the ability of the facilities to process and distribute milk".
Elanco Granted Preliminary Injunction Against Arla Foods’ False and Misleading rbST Campaign
https:
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Marcus Rashford’s work with FareShare
Why Marcus chose to support FareShare
he raised £20 million with FareShare, a U.K. organization that has provided 131.9 million meals to charities and vulnerable people.
England International footballer Marcus Rashford has been an ambassador of FareShare since March 2020.
At the start of the coronavirus outbreak, and planning for the consequences of the pandemic on vulnerable communities, FareShare launched an urgent Covid-19 appeal calling for donations, food and volunteers. FareShare was preparing for an unprecedented crisis, and expectations soon became reality with demand for food almost doubling within one month of the lockdown.
MARCUS RASHFORD FARESHARE
https://fareshare.org.uk/marcus-rashford/
Marcus Rashford - Salary, Contract & Net Worth
Rashford earns £300,000 per week, £15,600,000 per year playing for Manchester United.
Marcus Rashford's net worth is £76,284,000. Marcus Rashford is 26 years old and was born in England. His current contract expires June 30, 2027.
GREAT BRITISH PROPAGANDA
Rashford forced the Government into a U-turn on free school meals for vulnerable children during school holidays, and has helped raised millions to tackle social inequality all over the country.
But the forward, who has failed to score in his last eight games since returning from shoulder surgery, said the system must change, with charity unable to address the issues long-term.
https://salarysport.com/football/player/marcus-rashford/
Marcus Rashford defends charity deals over claims he 'benefitted commercially' from partnerships
Rashford has backed a number of child food poverty incentives and became the youngest person to top the Sunday Times Giving List by raising £20 million in donations from supermarkets for groups tackling the issue.
“Just heard @spectator are planning to run a story on me tomorrow about how I have benefitted commercially in the last 18 months.
“To clarify, I don’t need to partner with brands. I partner because I want to progress the work I do off the pitch and most of any fee I would receive contributes to that.
Last summer, 1.3M children had access to food support, through my relationship with Burberry children have a safe place to be after school where they will be fed, following the November investment vulnerable children have safe places to go this summer holiday, and due to my relationship with Macmillan 80,000 children now have a book to call their own.