Did You Know?

The average UK resident will eat 84 takeaways over the course of a year! (Read, 2014)

What is the Good Food Bradford Project?

• Partnership initiative between West Yorkshire Trading Standards and Bradford Council

• Response to Public Health Responsibility Deal.

Out of 10, how many people do you think would be classed as overweight or obese?

(Public Health England, 2015)

Aim:

• To improve the nutritional quality of food available from takeaways and other fast food outlets as both obesity prevention and a health improvement initiative.

Takeaway Masterclass

• Training for businesses with a hygiene rating of 3+

• Aim: To demonstrate how the fast food sector can contribute to healthier eating in Bradford

Business Support

• Aim: To demonstrate how partnership working can increase compliance within the fast food sector contributing to healthier eating in Bradford.

• Partnership working:

– Environmental Health

– Trading Standards

Nutritional Education Within Schools

• Primary School – Aged 5-11yrs

• Secondary School- Aged 11-16yrs

• Colleges

• Universities

• Community Groups

Good Food Bradford Award

• Open to any takeaway or hot food outlet with a hygiene rating of three or above.

• Awards food businesses for

providing healthy options

on their menus

Good Food Bradford Award

Nutritional Education sessions

Business Support

Takeaway Masterclass

Case study 1- Towngate Fisheries

Case Study 2- Pizza Nonna

• Nutritional testing

• Promotion of popular dishes

• Customers satisfaction

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• Reducing Salt content.

• Offering Smaller portions.

• Offering reduced calorie drink options

Case Study 3- Papa Tonino’s

Contact me:

Bradford Good Food Project

West Yorkshire Trading Standards

Nepshaw Lane South

Morley

Leeds

LS27 7JQ Email: goodfood@wyjs.org.uk Telephone: 0113 393 9879

References

• Read, J. (2014) Fast Food Britain Spends £29.4 Billion on Takeaways Every Year, 25th March 2014, [Online Blog]. Available from: < https://www.vouchercodes.co.uk/most-wanted/infographic-fast-food-britain-21062.html> [Accessed 20th October 2016].

• Public Health England. (2015) Health Survey for England, 2014. [Online]. Available from: http://www.noo.org.uk/slide_sets [Accessed 20th October 2016].