Robbie Lockie 🦋

@robbielockie.bsky.social

✚ Award-Winning Campaigner ☗ Advocating For A More Transparent Food System ◆ CEO: @thefreedomfoodalliance @foodfacts.org 🦜Discussing: Protecting Nature, Misinformation, Disinformation, Free Speech, Food Systems, Ethics, Generative Ai, Politics & Society

🚨 "STOP eating plants! (Just kidding, don’t.)" Some influencers want you to believe your veggies are toxic. But spoiler alert: science says otherwise.

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Posted @withregram • @robbie_lockie How has X suddenly become Meta’s model for tackling the tsunami of misinformation—a platform that now permits unprecedented levels of hate speech under the guise of “free speech”?

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Is Raw Milk the Health Craze You Should Avoid? 🤔🥛 It’s gaining popularity among health enthusiasts, and even Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can't stop raving about it! But before you dive into the latest raw milk trend, consider this: Are you risking your health for a glass of this unpasteurized dairy?

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https://buff.ly/4ggR6Jj The Dutch don't play around when it comes to growing vegetables 🤩 No wonder they're second biggest exporter worldwide. To boost UK food security, it's essential for us to improve our pitiful vegetable production. We need to copy the Dutch & invest in high tech greenhouses.

Exploring energy innovation in the Netherlands - Growsave

Via the GrowSave project, NFU Energy organised a 3-day Study Tour to the Netherlands in March for UK greenhouse growers. Our focus, of course, was energy – using it more efficiently, sustainably,…

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Food waste is a growing problem, and confusion over best-before dates isn't helping. With both food production and #foodwaste expected to increase in the coming years, standardizing labels could make a difference. What are your thoughts on best-before dates? 🥦

Feature | Are ‘Best Before’ Dates Necessary? Understanding Food Labels and Reducing Waste | Foodfacts.org

While much of the industry maintains that best before dates are helpful, anti-waste campaigners argue that they encourage people to throw out still-fresh foods

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