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31 Aug 2007
It's official, chips and pizzas come from farms
One in 20 children do not know where milk comes from, according to research from Dairy Farmers of Britain. One in 20 children think that chips (5%) and kievs (7%) are grown on a farm, whilst many do not think that milk (6%) or potatoes (11%) or carrots (14%) are produced by farmers. As part of its 'Grass is Greener' campaign, which explores the growing disconnection between children's knowledge of food and where it comes from, Dairy Farmers of Britain asked a representative sample of 1,000 children between the ages of eight and 15 which foods normally bought in a shop they thought comes from a farm. As well as revealing a concerning lack of knowledge about where their food originates from, the results also revealed that understanding of healthy eating is linked to where children live. City children are twice as likely to think carrots do not come from a farm compared to only one in ten children in the country (19% compared to 10%) Regional Findings
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