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Are you a foodie? Become a New Ice Age Field Operative

Do you like to see where your food comes from?

If the answer's 'Yes', why not apply to join theNewIceAge.com volunteer Field Operatives? It's a great opportunity to visit UK frozen food manufacturing sites, and witness and document the entire fresh-to-frozen process.

Indulge your interest in food - and your spirit of adventure!

If you're passionate about food, if you've always wanted to see where your frozen food comes from, and if you'd like to play a personal role in documenting the process, then do let us know. If you're selected, you never know where you could be sent - a fishing boat or a pea farm are just two of the more obvious possibilities! And if you know of anyone else who might be interested, please tell them about this opportunity.

The perks of being a New Ice Age Field Operative

We're sorry that we can't pay you for your time, but - if you're selected - your day as a Field Operative will bring you these rewards...

  • Participants will receive a brand new Samsung digital camera - with our compliments.
  • You'll be accompanied by a member of our team and of course all your travel and food expenses will be covered - so it's a free day away with meals included!
  • Your video and hand-written diary will be featured on the New Ice Age website. So this is your great chance to be a journalist for the day!

Apply now...

Please email your name, contact details and a brief description of why you would like to be a New Ice Age Field Operative to infoatthenewiceage [dot] com. We look forward to hearing from you!

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See previous Field Operatives and their experiences

Suzannah: Suzannah wanted to discover the 'harvesting-to-food' process – how does our food gets to our table and is it environmentally sound? Suzannah admits she's a freezer hoarder and secretly loves to eat things from the packaging whilst standing beside the refrigerator!

• Discover why Suzannah's went behind the scenes of frozen vegetables 

• Share Suzannah's discoveries behind the scenes of frozen food

 

Nick: Nick admits he's never really stopped and considered just how many people are involved in fish harvesting for it to reach him at his dinner table! We sent Nick to Five Star Fish and to Grimbsby Fish Market to find out all he needed to know.

 

• Read why Nick went behind the scenes of frozen fish 

• Share Nick's discoveries behind the scenes of frozen fish

 

 

 

Page last updated at 18:37 UTC, Wednesday, 17 February 2010