Freedom Food

British  

noun

1. (in Britain) food that is produced by farmers conforming to the guidelines for humane farming set by the Freedom Food programme set up by the RSPCA in conjunction with some major supermarkets

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Example Sentences

Officials said the sanctions would target specific members of the communist-ruled island’s government who are deemed responsible for the repression of protesters demanding more freedom, food and healthcare.

From Los Angeles Times

When they obtained their own freedom, the formerly enslaved celebrated Juneteenth with none other than their favorite freedom food – barbecue.

From The Guardian

The move will make McDonald's the UK's second biggest buyer of Freedom Food pork, after supermarket chain Sainsbury's, helping to strengthen the growing Freedom Food market.

From The Guardian

A decorative wooden shelter next to the gate was stocked with eggs for sale in free range and Freedom Food boxes with an "honesty box" in which passersby could post the money for them.

From The Guardian

Video: Felicity Lawrence and Richard Sprenger Link to this video There are strict rules covering the conditions for chickens and eggs marketed in the happy hen category by high street names – a Freedom Food chicken must be grabbed by both legs rather than just one when being caught, for example.

From The Guardian