Twittered morsels: close brassicas, sustainable supermarkets? sustainable meat?

By Nick Saltmarsh | Published: November 12, 2009

A very close look at some brassicas http://j.mp/1I4uMZ #
Consumer Focus rates supermarket support for sustainable choices: grade A to M&S, Sainsburys; D to ASDA, Aldi, Lidl http://j.mp/7KtfT #
Eating the Planet? Eating meat 3 times a week compatible with "planet-friendly & humane farming" http://j.mp/30WAj1 @wwwfoecouk @ciwf report #

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