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	YOU ARE AT: HOME » CONSUMER GUIDE » ORGANIC FOOD AND NUTRITION » LINKS "My subject is food, which concerns everyone; it is health, which concerns everyone; it is the soil, which concerns everyone – even if they do not realise it" Lady Eve Balfour, Founder of the Soil Association, in The Living Soil, 1943 You can find out more about organic food and nutrition from these organisations: The McCarrison Society - promoting health by advocating sound nutrition The Organic Center (USA) - generating peer-reviewed scientific information and communicating the benefits of organic farming to society Caroline Walker Trust - dedicated to the improvement of public health through good food, including establishing nutritional guidelines Food Commission - campaigning for safer, healthier food in the UK Institute of Science in Society - a not-for-profit organisation founded working for social responsibility and sustainable approaches in science The Cancer Prevention and Education Society - a charity aiming to reduce human exposure to carcinogens, particularly synthetic chemicals Health Care Without Harm - a global coalition working to protect health by reducing pollution in the health care industry Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative - the largest and longest established supplier of organic milk in the UK FQH Association - encourages, co-ordinates and disseminates research in the field of organic food and health

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