Next time you hear a government official spouting about supporting organic farmers and “real food” initiatives, do not believe them. Their real attitude can be found in the health education authority’s new initiative to raise schoolchildren’s awareness of “safe food hygiene practices”. Every primary school is being sent “an interactive teaching pack” which, as well as being mind-bogglingly awful, expresses a pathological fear of real food.

Full article: http://www.theguardian.com/education/2000/mar/14/schools.foodanddrink