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The Joy of Food


The Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival is all about the pleasure of enjoying great Norfolk food, the skills of local chefs and the delights of the Norwich area as a great food destination. But there is a serious side to food too and the Big Norfolk Food Debate will provide a fascinating insight to some of the pressing food issues of the day. Whether the topic is rising food prices, organic versus GM, food security in the UK or shortages in the third world, the Big Norfolk Food Debate is a must-see event for anyone who is passionate about food and its place in our lives. This important new event provides a dramatic curtain-raiser for this year’s Festival.
Tthe Big Norfolk Food Debate in association with The Joy of Food and supported by a range of organisations will be held at The John Innes Centre, to explore the food issues of the day, and we'd like you to tell us what you think we should be discussing.

Simply take part in our online poll to let us know what the really burning food issues are for you.

The free event, which will take place on 7th October, will have a 'Question Time' format, with a panel of experts representing different aspects of food production, supply and consumption, and will be chaired by Stephen Oldfield of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The event is expected to attract an audience of 300 people and promises to be the highlight of the festival, so if you are interested in attending, you'll need to call The Joy of Food on 01603 257219 to get a registration form.

For more information about the Big Norfolk Food Debate please contact The Joy of Food on 01603 257219.

Download the Big Norfolk Food Debate flyer (1.06MB)
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