Cafedirect
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Cafédirect announced as preferred coffee supplier to the Royal Albert Hall
ONE OF the UK’s most treasured and iconic brands, the Royal Albert Hall, is delighted to announce the award-winning Cafédirect as its preferred coffee supplier within the world famous venue. This new 3 year deal, will see Cafédirect coffee… Read More
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Farms of the future
FIFTY YEARS ago this month the book Silent Spring kick-started the environmental movement and changed the way we grow our food. As climate change and population growth exert growing pressure, what will the next generation of farms look like? … Read More
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Thought Leaders & Innovators Conference & Partnering Event Report
THE BRITISH food industry must boost innovation in order to improve productivity, but sustainably. This was one of the key points made by Lord Carter of Coles in his talk Innovation in Agriculture and Food. He was speaking at the first… Read More
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Why food companies need to support climate change adaption
Septembers Foodservice Footprint will reveal the findings of a new government report showing that businesses are slow in adapting to climate change especially the opportunities it provides. Here, Jessica Frank, climate change project manager at Twin, explains why adaptation… Read More
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How green is your coffee shop?
Last week I spoke at Footprint Forums Thought Leaders & Innovators Partnering event. I was on the Sustainable Procurement panel talking about Cafédirects innovative businesses model, which 20 years ago went against the coffee industry. Instead of procuring coffee through… Read More
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Direct Action
Cafédirect has a relatively short history in the scheme of things but as a mover and shaker of sustainability its contribution has been emphatic. Footprint finds out how Cafédirect goes about its marketing and finds, surprisingly for such a well… Read More
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Water Way to Go
Whitney Kakos, Impact & Sustainability Manager at Cafédirect tells Foodservice Footprint about a range of strategies devised to help smallholder farmers of coffee, tea and cocoa cope with changing rainfall patterns. Smallholder coffee, tea and cocoa farmers represent one… Read More
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Tea Time in Kenya
Andrew Kobia Ethuru, a Cafédirect grower director at the Michimikuru tea factory in Kenya, talks to Footprint about the realities of climate change in that country and its impact on tea planters. Whilst we in the UK might not feel… Read More