The European Book of Food Literacy
The European Book of Food Literacy is a comprehensive audit of food-literacy programs across all 27 EU Member States. It builds on the earlier report Towards a Shared Understanding of Food Literacy and seeks to provide the first in-depth, comparable, cross-EU mapping of food-literacy initiatives.Â
The goal is to identify where activity is concentrated, where gaps remain and how existing efforts could work more effectively together to support healthier, more sustainable and more equitable food systems.
21 Nov 2025
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