Love British Food launches Champion of Change search

Love British Food and Morrisons have launched a competition to find and celebrate an inspirational individual, community group or organisation creating meaningful change through British food. The Champion of Change title will recognise practical action that builds a deeper connection with British produce through growing, sourcing, cooking, serving, educating or widening access.

The competition is being run as part of the 25^th anniversary celebrations for British Food Fortnight, which takes place from 26^th September to 11^th October. Entries are welcomed from across the supply chain, including foodservice, hospitality, manufacturing, retail, agriculture and horticulture, as well as education, healthcare and community initiatives.

'Making a profound difference'
Alexia Robinson, founder of Love British Food, said: “In our 25^th anniversary year, we want to find and celebrate people who are making a profound difference at a grassroots level. That could be a community leader finding new ways to make fresh British produce more accessible, a farmer or grower building stronger links with their local community, a school or hospital putting more British food on its menus or a caterer helping people understand where their food comes from.”

For further information and to submit a nomination, go to lovebritishfood.co.uk/community-competition.

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