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The seventh British Food Fortnight takes place from 20 September to 5 October 2008 during Harvest Festival, the traditional time for celebrating our food.
The event will celebrate the diverse and delicious range of food that Britain produces with promotions and tastings in shops, all-British menus in pubs and restaurants, food and cookery lessons in schools and glorious food festivals. Whether you are shopping in supermarkets or local shops, or eating in pubs or restaurants you will be able to enjoy the best of British food during the Fortnight.
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Plans
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The seventh British Food Fortnight takes place from 20 September to 5 October 2008 during Harvest Festival, the traditional time for celebrating our food.
The event will celebrate the diverse and delicious range of food that Britain produces with promotions and tastings in shops, all-British menus in pubs and restaurants, food and cookery lessons in schools and glorious food festivals. Whether you are shopping in supermarkets or local shops, or eating in pubs or restaurants you will be able to enjoy the best of British food during the Fortnight.
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The aim of British Food Fortnight is to:
- make the public and in particular young people aware
of the diverse and delicious food and drink that Britain produces
and the many food experiences available
- increase awareness of the health benefits and pleasures
- of eating quality, fresh, seasonal and regional produce
- increase the amount of food education in schools by encouraging
teachers to hold special events for young people during the fortnight
in the hope that this will generate the enthusiasm & interest
necessary to sustain similar activity year-round
- encourage producers, retailers, restaurants, pubs and tourism outlets
to all take a proactive role in educating the public and
in particular young people - about the food and drink that their region
produces.
And ultimately to nurture a renaissance in the pleasures of preparing
and eating regional food and drink. |
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