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Cost of living crisis results in lowest vegetable purchases in the UK for 50 years

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8 December 2023

Cost of living crisis results in lowest vegetable purchases in the UK for 50 years

Peas Please, a partnership initiative that includes Food Sense Wales,…

23 November 2023

Celebrating the achievements of Peas Please in Wales

On Thursday, November 9th, Food Sense Wales hosted a Veg…

Peas Please Veg Voice Report 2023 Report Cover

Peas Please publishes Veg Advocates Report

Today (Wednesday, July 5th 2023), Peas Please published its latest…

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25 January 2023

Welsh Veg for Primary Schools in Wales – how a new sustainable supply chain investment scheme could drive up agroecological veg production

School meals represent an opportunity for a secure market for…

Cover of the Peas Please Progress Report 2022

8 December 2022

2022 Peas Please Progress Report highlights challenges ahead for the food industry

Cash-strapped families are struggling to afford a healthy diet and…

Small Plant

Growing connections: food leadership in Wales

Earlier this Spring, Food Sense Wales brought together a range…

Peas Please Good Society Prize

Food and Fun wins Good Society Award at the annual Peas Please Prizes

At the Peas Please Prizes ceremony that took place in…

Veg

Investment in a small-scale horticulture grants scheme could significantly increase the amount of veg produced in Wales

Evaluation of a recent pilot study undertaken by Food Sense…

1 December 2021

Peas Please publishes its 2021 Progress Report

Peas Please has today published its annual Progress Report that…

8 September 2021

Feeding our Future: An inVEGtigation into UK school food 2021

Peas Please is a partnership project working across all four…

Wales is pick of the crop at the 2021 Peas Please Prizes

Today, Wales made its mark at the second annual Peas…

Major New Report shows that lack of veg in our diets is associated with 18,000 premature deaths a year in the UK

The Peas Please initiative, which works to make vegetables more appealing, accessible…