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Bite Back
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Bite Back 2030 Limited
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2019
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Bite Back 2030 Limited is a UK-registered charity (charity number 1180969 in England and Wales; SC055240 in Scotland) operating as a youth-led movement founded in 2019 and headquartered in London. The organisation campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing practices, and policy change affecting young people in the UK. Its primary beneficiaries are young people and school students who are mobilised as activists to protest, debate, pressure brands and politicians, and publish research on junk food advertising and school food environments. The core programs are a national youth activism movement of 70+ core activists engaging thousands of young people, and the Bite Back in Schools program, a fully funded initiative reaching 30,000+ students across England and Scotland to improve school food.

The organisation has no proprietary technology platform or commercial product suite; it operates campaigns, school programs, and policy advocacy through digital channels (email, social media, research reports) and grassroots organising. Bite Back does not sell products or services and has no disclosed pricing model. Its revenue model is donation-based, drawing on individual supporters and a network of foundations, charities, organisations, and institutional funders across the UK. Distribution occurs through direct youth engagement, school partnerships, a schools portal, and self-serve digital touchpoints (website, social, email).

The competitive positioning is differentiated by being youth-led rather than youth-informed: activists shape campaigns, lead action, and speak directly to decision-makers. Bite Back holds no patents or trademarks and reports no formal awards. Its strategic partners include Clear Channel (media sponsorship) and a network of UK foundations and charitable organisations providing core financial support. Leadership is anchored by CEO D'Arcy Williams; the organisation employs 11-50 staff.

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Bite Back is a UK charity running a youth-led movement that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing, and related policy change, engaging 70+ activists, thousands of young people, and 30,000+ students through its Bite Back in Schools program across England and Scotland.

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11–50
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London
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
youth advocacy campaigns, school food reform, food marketing regulation, charity activism, public health policy
Industry3 codes
1School Feeding & Social Protection Partnerships (Conditional Cash Transfers, etc.)
CodeEDADALALPrimaryYes
2Food Services Administration (Meal Eligibility, POS, Nutrition Compliance)
CodeEDAJAHAJPrimaryNo
3Vending, Kiosk & À La Carte Food Programs (On-Campus Retail)
CodeEDAEAEAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Community Food Services624210
Product category
Youth Advocacy and Charitable Campaigns
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1Donations
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Bite Back 2030 is a registered charity (1180969) and in Scotland (SC055240) that accepts donations from individuals to fuel youth action and support young activists fighting for healthier futures.

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2Foundations and Organizational Support
TypeGrants Donations
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Supported by leading foundations, charities, organisations and individuals across the UK.

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Bite Back is a youth-led movement and registered charity that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing to young people, and policy change in the UK. It runs the Bite Back in Schools programme that works directly with students to improve school food environments, and mobilises young activists to protest, pressure brands and politicians, and publish research on junk food marketing.

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Bite Back is a youth-led movement and advocacy organization, not a technology product company. It does not offer a SaaS platform, application, or digital product suite. The organization operates as a charitable initiative focused on campaigning for healthier school food and fairer advertising practices targeting young people. Its activities include youth activism programs, school food improvement initiatives, local campaigns, and policy advocacy.

Product and service3 records
1Bite Back in Schools
CategoryYouth advocacy programme / School food improvement
Description

Fully funded school programme that empowers students to improve their school's food environment. It operates across schools in England and Scotland and has engaged more than 30,000 young people.

2Youth-led Campaign Movement
CategoryAdvocacy campaigns
Description

Ongoing national advocacy campaigns led by 70+ youth activists to protest, speak out, debate, pressure brands and politicians, and share stories on junk food marketing and school food.

3Research Reports on Food Marketing
CategoryResearch and policy publications
Description

Original research publications examining social media junk food advertising and food marketing tactics, used to inform public debate and policy advocacy.

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Partnership1 partner
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Description

Clear Channel sponsored activist Vin's appearance as part of Bite Back's youth activism program.

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Peers10 records
1Children's Food Trust
TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity focused on children's food and nutrition, including school meals standards. Operates in the same advocacy and policy space targeting school food environments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK charity working on sustainable food and farming including school food programs (Food for Life). Partial overlap with Bite Back's school food mission through their school engagement work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity focused on improving school food and food education for children. Closely aligned with Bite Back's Bite Back in Schools program in mission and beneficiary group.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Established UK charity providing nutrition education and information. Operates in the same nutrition advocacy space but with broader, more education-focused remit than Bite Back's campaign-driven approach.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK food-focused charity that campaigns for healthier food systems and publishes influential research on food poverty and childhood nutrition. Directly comparable in mission, advocacy focus, and funder base to Bite Back.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based organisation focused on sustainable food systems and policy advocacy. Comparable as a small UK charity working on food system change through campaigns and partnerships.

7Sustain
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Alliance of UK food and farming organisations advocating for better food and farming policies. Comparable as a UK-based advocacy coalition working on food system change with similar policy targets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Established food education and advocacy charity with broader scope than Bite Back. Comparable in school food advocacy (e.g., campaigns on school meals) but operates at greater scale with celebrity-driven brand.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK coalition of over 40 health organisations campaigning for policies to address obesity, including junk food marketing restrictions. Shares overlapping policy targets and advocacy tactics with Bite Back.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK campaign group focused on reducing sugar consumption and improving food labelling and marketing, particularly to children. Comparable advocacy-driven model targeting food industry practices.

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Bite Back

Youth Advocacy and Charitable Campaignsbiteback2030.com

Bite Back is a UK charity running a youth-led movement that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing, and related policy change, engaging 70+ activists, thousands of young people, and 30,000+ students through its Bite Back in Schools program across England and Scotland.

What Bite Back does

Bite Back 2030 Limited is a UK-registered charity (charity number 1180969 in England and Wales; SC055240 in Scotland) operating as a youth-led movement founded in 2019 and headquartered in London. The organisation campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing practices, and policy change affecting young people in the UK. Its primary beneficiaries are young people and school students who are mobilised as activists to protest, debate, pressure brands and politicians, and publish research on junk food advertising and school food environments. The core programs are a national youth activism movement of 70+ core activists engaging thousands of young people, and the Bite Back in Schools program, a fully funded initiative reaching 30,000+ students across England and Scotland to improve school food.

The organisation has no proprietary technology platform or commercial product suite; it operates campaigns, school programs, and policy advocacy through digital channels (email, social media, research reports) and grassroots organising. Bite Back does not sell products or services and has no disclosed pricing model. Its revenue model is donation-based, drawing on individual supporters and a network of foundations, charities, organisations, and institutional funders across the UK. Distribution occurs through direct youth engagement, school partnerships, a schools portal, and self-serve digital touchpoints (website, social, email).

The competitive positioning is differentiated by being youth-led rather than youth-informed: activists shape campaigns, lead action, and speak directly to decision-makers. Bite Back holds no patents or trademarks and reports no formal awards. Its strategic partners include Clear Channel (media sponsorship) and a network of UK foundations and charitable organisations providing core financial support. Leadership is anchored by CEO D'Arcy Williams; the organisation employs 11-50 staff.

Bite Back firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Bite Back
Legal name
Bite Back 2030 Limited
Website
https://biteback2030.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Bite Back is a UK charity running a youth-led movement that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing, and related policy change, engaging 70+ activists, thousands of young people, and 30,000+ students through its Bite Back in Schools program across England and Scotland.
Ownership category
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Bite Back industry classification

Industry
Product category
Youth Advocacy and Charitable Campaigns
NAICS
Community Food Services (624210)
akta.pro primary industry
School Feeding & Social Protection Partnerships (Conditional Cash Transfers, etc.) (EDADALAL)
akta.pro secondary industries
Food Services Administration (Meal Eligibility, POS, Nutrition Compliance) (EDAJAHAJ), Vending, Kiosk & À La Carte Food Programs (On-Campus Retail) (EDAEAEAI)

Keywords

  • Youth advocacy campaigns
  • School food reform
  • Food marketing regulation
  • Charity activism
  • Public health policy

Where Bite Back is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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London
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Bite Back business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Donations: Bite Back 2030 is a registered charity (1180969) and in Scotland (SC055240) that accepts donations from individuals to fuel youth action and support young activists fighting for healthier futures.
  2. Foundations and Organizational Support: Supported by leading foundations, charities, organisations and individuals across the UK.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Bite Back product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Bite Back is a youth-led movement and registered charity that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing to young people, and policy change in the UK. It runs the Bite Back in Schools programme that works directly with students to improve school food environments, and mobilises young activists to protest, pressure brands and politicians, and publish research on junk food marketing.

Product overview

Bite Back is a youth-led movement and advocacy organization, not a technology product company. It does not offer a SaaS platform, application, or digital product suite. The organization operates as a charitable initiative focused on campaigning for healthier school food and fairer advertising practices targeting young people. Its activities include youth activism programs, school food improvement initiatives, local campaigns, and policy advocacy.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Bite Back in Schools Fully funded school programme that empowers students to improve their school's food environment. It operates across schools in England and Scotland and has engaged more than 30,000 young people.
  • Youth-led Campaign Movement Ongoing national advocacy campaigns led by 70+ youth activists to protest, speak out, debate, pressure brands and politicians, and share stories on junk food marketing and school food.
  • Research Reports on Food Marketing Original research publications examining social media junk food advertising and food marketing tactics, used to inform public debate and policy advocacy.

Companies that use Bite Back

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Bite Back technology and API

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Bite Back partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Clear ChannelminorOthersClear Channel sponsored activist Vin's appearance as part of Bite Back's youth activism program.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Bite Back competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Children's Food Trust: UK charity focused on children's food and nutrition, including school meals standards. Operates in the same advocacy and policy space targeting school food environments.
  • School Food Matters: UK charity focused on improving school food and food education for children. Closely aligned with Bite Back's Bite Back in Schools program in mission and beneficiary group.
  • Food Foundation: UK food-focused charity that campaigns for healthier food systems and publishes influential research on food poverty and childhood nutrition. Directly comparable in mission, advocacy focus, and funder base to Bite Back.
  • Food Matters: UK-based organisation focused on sustainable food systems and policy advocacy. Comparable as a small UK charity working on food system change through campaigns and partnerships.
  • Sustain: Alliance of UK food and farming organisations advocating for better food and farming policies. Comparable as a UK-based advocacy coalition working on food system change with similar policy targets.
  • Obesity Health Alliance: UK coalition of over 40 health organisations campaigning for policies to address obesity, including junk food marketing restrictions. Shares overlapping policy targets and advocacy tactics with Bite Back.
  • Action on Sugar: UK campaign group focused on reducing sugar consumption and improving food labelling and marketing, particularly to children. Comparable advocacy-driven model targeting food industry practices.

Emerging players

  • Soil Association: UK charity working on sustainable food and farming including school food programs (Food for Life). Partial overlap with Bite Back's school food mission through their school engagement work.

Broad incumbents

  • British Nutrition Foundation: Established UK charity providing nutrition education and information. Operates in the same nutrition advocacy space but with broader, more education-focused remit than Bite Back's campaign-driven approach.
  • Jamie Oliver Foundation: Established food education and advocacy charity with broader scope than Bite Back. Comparable in school food advocacy (e.g., campaigns on school meals) but operates at greater scale with celebrity-driven brand.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Bite Back financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Bite Back leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Bite Back funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Bite Back M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Bite Back

What does Bite Back do?

Bite Back is a youth-led movement and registered charity that campaigns for healthier school food, fairer food marketing to young people, and policy change in the UK. It runs the Bite Back in Schools programme that works directly with students to improve school food environments, and mobilises young activists to protest, pressure brands and politicians, and publish research on junk food marketing.

Is Bite Back a public or private company?

Bite Back is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Bite Back founded?

Bite Back was founded in 2019. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Bite Back based?

Bite Back is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Bite Back make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Donations are the primary driver. The others are foundations and Organizational Support.

Who are Bite Back's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Children's Food Trust, School Food Matters, Food Foundation, Food Matters, Sustain, Obesity Health Alliance and Action on Sugar. Soil Association is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are British Nutrition Foundation and Jamie Oliver Foundation.

Does Bite Back have an API?

No public API is recorded for Bite Back.

What industry is Bite Back in?

Bite Back's product category is Youth Advocacy and Charitable Campaigns. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDADALAL, School Feeding & Social Protection Partnerships (Conditional Cash Transfers, etc.), with a secondary code of EDAJAHAJ, Food Services Administration (Meal Eligibility, POS, Nutrition Compliance). Its NAICS code is 624210.

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The IndependentMost secondary schools in England still offer too many unhealthy food optionsA report by Bite Back, a food charity founded by Jamie Oliver, found that 391 secondary schools in England breached food standards, with three out of four selling at least one non-compliant item. More than 200 schools sold high-fat, sugar or salt foods such as crisps, chocolate and pastries, while 224 offered meat products more often than the twice-weekly limit. Ministers are preparing to overhaul school food standards.AOL.comMost secondary schools in England still offer too many unhealthy food optionsA report by the food charity Bite Back reveals that most secondary schools in England are breaching food standards by frequently serving unhealthy items like chicken nuggets, hash browns, and crisps. The analysis of 391 state secondaries found that three out of four schools offered at least one non-compliant food item, with many exceeding limits on fried starchy foods and processed meats. This findings come as the UK government prepares to overhaul school food standards to increase nutritious options and restrict unhealthy choices.ThegrocerThree-quarters of secondary school menus breach food standards, industry findsA report by campaign group Bite Back reveals that 76% of secondary school menus in the UK breach current food standards, citing frequent violations such as excessive meat and fried food offerings. The findings coincide with government plans to overhaul these standards by banning unhealthy grab-and-go items and implementing stricter enforcement regimes. Polling indicates strong parental support for both the updated regulations and the extension of free school meals.The Times of IndiaWhat English secondary schools are feeding your kids will leave you shocked!An analysis by the charity Bite Back reveals that 75% of state secondary schools in England breached official food standards, with canteens frequently serving fried items, processed meats, and high-fat snacks. In response to these findings, the Department for Education announced a major overhaul of school food rules, including stricter enforcement and mandatory online publication of menus.The GuardianMost English secondary schools are breaking healthy food rules, finds reportA report by the charity Bite Back reveals that 75% of secondary schools in England are violating government-set food standards by frequently serving unhealthy items like chips, burgers, and high-sugar snacks. The analysis of 391 schools found widespread non-compliance, with over half offering banned high-fat or high-sugar products and more than a third exceeding limits on fried starchy foods. In response to these findings, the Department for Education announced plans for an overhaul of school food standards and a strengthened enforcement regime.