
The NCC works to achieve better food and health policies, which help consumers make healthier choices more easily. We also work to reduce the impact that food has on the environment, by promoting seaonality and through our annual report on supermarkets' environmental credentials.
We continue to support the devlopment of front-of-pack 'signpost' nutrition labelling and the work of the Food Standards Agency to develop a consistent, industry-wide approach. We also support: the establishment of food category targets for salt, fat and sugar reductions; and the monitoring of food company progress towards achieving these targets.
Our latest report on supermarkets and the environment. Since the last report in 2006, we have seen commitments from a number of supermarkets on issues ranging from unnecessary packaging to new 'green' labelling schemes for products, such as carbon labelling and aeroplane stickers on airfreighted goods. There have alse been impovements in our ratings.
However, no supermarket did well across all our indicators.
Click here to download the full report.
06 May 2004
Obesity time bomb: where’s the action?
12 May 2004
Big questions on OTC statins
27 May 2004
Obesity: tough action must come from the top
15 June 2004
The NCC calls for full control of advertising ‘junk foods’ to children
Takeaway health consumer survey
Publication | July 2008 | 164 KB
Takeaway health: how takeaway restaurants can affect your chances of a healthy diet
Policy document | July 2008 | 98 KB
Response to FSA consultation on proposal for a new regulation on the provision of food information t
Consultation response | May 2008 | 82 KB
food labelling terms consultation response
Consultation response | January 2008 | 104 KB