The Food We Eat
Joanna Blythman
The average shopper often buys food on trust with little idea of its true quality. This work, by an award-winning writer, examines all the foods we routinely buy, asking how they match up to the standards that modern food consumers are increasingly demanding. |
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The Healthy Food Directory
Michael van Straten
This directory describes how most everyday foods can have a positive effect on the body. A colour key identifies which food benefits which particular body system, and information is provided on energy values and vitamin and mineral content. |
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Planet Organic: Organic Living
Lynda Brown
This ecodirectory and visual sourcebook aims to be a blueprint for organic living, which looks at the benefits of going organic in every sphere of our daily lives. It goes beyond food and drink to include health, beauty, gardening, home and babycare. |
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Organic Super Foods
Michael Van Straten
Organic food is indisputably the food revolution of our time. Organic Super Foods is a major new book on the subject. It is an authoritative source book covering all aspects of why we should buy organic as opposed to non-organic and is based on the principle that eating fresh organic fruit and vegetables can actively help good health and help fight[more] |
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How to Avoid GM Food
Joanna Blythman
A leading investigative food journalist advises on GM (genetically modified) foods, aiming to inform readers of all the implications. She provides a strategy for identifying and avoiding gene foods when shopping, and lists gene products, brand by brand, from baby foods to drinks and vitamins. |
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The Food Our Children Eat
Joanna Blythman
The author assesses the long-term consequences for human health, and for society in general, of the increasing consumption of "junk food". She suggests strategies to ensure that children eat more healthily, both at home and at school. |
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Shopper's Guide to Organic Food
Lynda Brown
Based on the premise that the majority of customers want to include some organic food in their shopping, this book lists the options and offers strategies for buying organic food. |
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