Sugar-coated sustainability: Deceit, disclosure, and regulation in ultra-processed foods | Planetary Health Equity Hothouse Episode 28 of the Saving the World webinar series features Roxana Claudia Tompea, Hothouse PhD Candidate.

🎭Is #deception the hidden ingredient in “sustainable” chocolate?
🍽️If you have a lunch break to spare, join us as we peel back the wrapper on environmental claims in ultra-processed foods, looking at how disclosure and regulation shape the confectionery sector. tinyurl.com/42kmsf2c

Just wrapped up my research visit 2 the @who.int Regional Office for Europe — big thanks to Kremlin Wickramasinghe & the team for their warmth, openness & inspiring work.

Excited for our upcoming collaboration on #UPFs & more concrete steps towards #healthier, more #sustainable #diets in Europe.

RegNet scholars contribute to global policy dialogue at ICPP 2025 | School of Regulation and Global Governance RegNet academics and PhD scholars shared their research at the 7th International Conference on Public Policy (ICPP7), held in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 2–4 July 2025.

A great wrap-up of last week’s experience, #ICPP7 in Chiang Mai 🇹🇭. Grateful for the rich discussions and perspectives on industry regulation and beyond.

@anuregnet.bsky.social

➡️regnet.anu.edu.au/content-centre/article/n...

This week, we meet Roxana Claudia Tompea, who investigates #greenwashing in food systems. | Planetary Health Equity Hothouse This week, we meet Roxana Claudia Tompea, who investigates #greenwashing in food systems. She explains why greenwashing matters and how regulation can shift responsibility from “caveat emptor” (buyer ...

Talking about "green" foods, "green" growth, and greenwashing
tinyurl.com/289p6h4h

Heading to Oslo for the 2025 #ISEEDegrowth conference?
Join our Planetary Health Equity #FutureLeaders workshop—an interactive session on challenging consumption-based systems in ways that prioritize health and the environment.

All welcome!
🔗 isee-degrowth2025.no

Saving the World Ep19: Titans of Industrial Agriculture, with Professor Jennifer Clapp YouTube video by ANU RegNet

Grateful to #JenniferClapp for joining our Saving the World webinar to share insights from her book The Titans of Industrial Agriculture. She unpacked how powerful firms frame contestation as innovation and use tech to build resistance rather than resilience
shorturl.at/G4pey
@anuregnet.bsky.social