Food miles

so so knowing i going knowing what something is doesn't necessarily tell you how it's been produced

interesting because at the moment obviously i i've won i live in the countryside i want to support british farmers i want to i want i want to see the tractors go up and down my road i like that even though they go too fast but it's our country producing our own food so does food miles does supporting british make a difference does can we help with that in any way as a consumer

yeah i definitely think so you know um i i mean farming is the industry's struggling at the moment you know we are facing these very unpredictable climatic conditions and um So, yeah, from a sort of people point of view, absolutely.

If we're thinking about an environmental point of view, obviously, the further who travels, potentially that has emissions associated with it.

human consumption

yes and then have like local welsh lamb is completely different to having um something that might have been imported from somewhere that's not certified or assured or

yeah well i think and that's a really good example of food miles do you eat welsh local welsh lamb or do you eat new zealand lamb Well, yeah.

Which, and there's, you know, New Zealand lamb is fantastic.