Footprint Forum
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Footprint Forum
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Diners want to know what they’re eating
DINERS ARE starting to care about the provenance of their food when eating out, according to new research by the National Pig Association. Traditionally, diners care less about where their food comes from when eating out than when food shopping.… Read More
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Footprint Forum: Animal welfare – we’ve come a long way baby
Three quarters of consumers rank animal welfare concerns as the top issue which makes a company ethical but is the foodservice industry doing enough to ensure animal welfare, and if so, are we communicating it to customers? The conclusion from… Read More
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Footprint Forum: Is technology moving quickly enough to deliver
THE VW DIESEL scandal has thrown our transport and logistics systems into the spotlight, but businesses don’t believe the technology is moving quickly enough to deliver sustainable supply chain solutions. Food miles and carbon emissions may have been cut, but… Read More
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Business Sustainability news goes online as Footprint launches app
Footprint Media Group, the UK’s leading source of information for sustainability in the foodservice industry launches a dynamic, interactive app magazine which offers users access to a vast array of multimedia content as well as interactivity capabilities. … Read More
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Footprint’s campaign to highlight sustainability in education gathers even more pace
CONTINUING THE campaign to raise awareness around the importance of sustainability on the national curriculum, Footprint joined Zac Goldsmith in the House of Commons this week. Last December Footprint Forum in partnership with TUCO and in association with Fairtrade convened… Read More
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Footprint Forum Report: Cut the clutter
CATERING FIRMS are faced with myriad eco-labels. But are they an essential part of communicating their ethics? Ask a student what factors determine the food they buy and price will invariably… Read More
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Universities shun Green League
THE ANNUAL People and Planet Green League, which ranks universities by their sustainability efforts, has been overshadowed by the news that 69 out of 151 institutions have chosen not to take part this year. … Read More
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Industry backs BBPA waste scheme
NINE COMPANIES HAVE formally signed up the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) waste scheme – SUSTAIN. The new members of the packaging compliance scheme include Britain’s largest brewer… Read More