The newly formed Egg Marketing Board encouraged working Britain to ‘go to work on an egg’, which had only come off rationing in ... was your favourite food advert slogan?

President Woodrow Wilson created the U.S. Food Administration, which deployed slogans such as "food will ... but it chose not to ration sugar or other foods for American households.

The government also propagated slogans such as "extravagance is our enemy" to curb consumer demand and it encouraged households to grow vegetables to supplement shrinking food supply. Rationing ...

Rationing could be a reality as populations grow and climate change bites. But would consumers support it and what would it mean for food manufacturers? Radical as it might sound, governments may be ...

Rationing began in 1939 Rationing was introduced in 1939 for petrol, and from early 1940 for food, to ensure everybody ... a regular basis - each with the slogan “Bovril - keeps you going.” ...

Governments should consider imposing World War II-style policies of rationing on goods such as food, fuel and clothing in order to fight climate change, according to a newly published academic paper.

Posters hung on grocers' walls featured slogans like “make it stretch” and “share the meat.” Consumers were having none of it and continued frying up steaks. When rationing began in March ...

But even in this so-called resurgent digital India of the 21st century where ‘Make in India’ is prevailing slogan the country ... become an angry India. Food rationing was rampant, households ...

The most familiar precedents are the successful rationing programs for a wide range of goods in the United States and United Kingdom during World War II. When a global food crisis followed in the ...

In January 1940, a few months into the war, the UK government began rationing food. This included limiting adults to around 40 grams of sugar per day. Over a decade later, in September of 1953 ...