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Scotcast: 'Our food system isn’t working – here’s how we fix it'

Scotcast: 'Our food system isn’t working – here’s how we fix it'
BBC Scotland Friday 12 June 2026, 16:00 UTC 1 min read
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Scotland’s new ‘food tsar’ on bringing down prices and tackling obesity.

Scotland’s new ‘food tsar’ on bringing down prices and tackling obesity.
Scotland (LOCATION)
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