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Our coverage of how restaurants, pubs, bars, cafés, and catering companies are responding to environmental expectations from customers, regulators, and stakeholders. Whether you’re building a greener supply chain, switching to low-impact ingredients, or tracking sector benchmarks, we deliver reporting that connects sustainability to the realities of foodservice operations. Expect case studies, policy updates, and commercial insight tailored to operators and F&B leaders.

  • Feb- 2021 -
    25 February
    RestaurantsBad Vegan to open first site at Buck Street Market

    Bad Vegan to open first site at Buck Street Market

    Plant-based restaurant Bad Vegan is to open its first-ever site at Buck Street Market, the “UK’s first eco-conscious consumer market”. The brand said Bad Vegan was born from a lockdown conversation between experienced brand creator Mark Emms and chef Tom Kerridge, who have since co-founded the business. The new food…

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  • Jan- 2021 -
    21 January
    Breweries and DistilleriesTennents invests in removing plastic packaging from lager cans

    Tennents invests in removing plastic packaging from lager cans

    Tennents has announced a £7m investment in packaging equipment at Wellpark Brewery which will aim on eradicating 150 tonnes of plastic from the group’s Lager can packs by 2022, which includes more than 100 million plastic (hi- and mid-cone) rings. The investment, first announced in October 2019 as part of…

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  • 20 January
    BusinessCFL calls for food college to boost London culinary training

    CFL calls for food college to boost London culinary training

    Centre for London (CFL) has called for the creation of a college of food to boost the capital’s strengths as a centre of culinary research, development and innovation. The college would help develop capacities, “scope out” consumer trends, assess the impact of innovative approaches to sourcing or hospitality management as…

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  • Dec- 2020 -
    7 December
    NewsWahaca to launch UK’s first AR menu

    Wahaca to launch UK’s first AR menu

    Wahaca has announced it has partnered with Poplar Studio to launch a new augmented reality (AR) menu to showcase its dishes and create an “interactive customer experience”. The Web AR effect will reportedly enable customers to interact with the menu making it the first of its kind in the UK.…

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  • 4 December
    RestaurantsLondon restaurant Arros QD CVA receives approval

    London restaurant Arros QD CVA receives approval

    Mediterranean restaurant and bar Arros in London’s Fitzrovia has seen its creditors approve its CVA proposal. Accountancy firm RSM advised on the restructuring of the sister company to the Iberica group of restaurants. The CVA was approved on 30 November achieving 100% support from voting creditors. The firm said the…

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  • 3 December
    Catering CompaniesCompass names Matt Thomas as MD for RA Group

    Compass names Matt Thomas as MD for RA Group

    Compass Group UK and Ireland has announced the appointment of Matt Thomas to its executive team as MD of RA Group on 4 January 2021. RA Group is a collection of specialist food and guest services companies and includes Restaurant Associates, Rapport, RA Venues and commercial restaurant partnerships including City…

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  • Nov- 2020 -
    23 November
    CoronavirusThe Three Chimneys shutters for remainder of 2020

    The Three Chimneys shutters for remainder of 2020

    Isle of Skye restaurant, The Three Chimneys, is closing its doors until 2021 on 25 November, as Scottish travel restrictions and rulings make it “impossible” to continue trading.  Owner Gordon Campbell Gray made the announcement on the venue’s website, stating that “getting on top” of the spread of Covid-19 is…

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  • 20 November
    CoronavirusTiers three and four could provide losses for 95% of Scottish hospitality

    Tiers three and four could provide losses for 95% of Scottish hospitality

    The placement of 32 local areas into tougher Covid-19 restrictions could lead to vast closures for pubs and hospitality firms across Scotland, according to new research. A report published by UKHospitality Scotland, the Scottish Beer and Pub Association, and the British Institute of Innkeeping has found that 95% of the…

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  • Oct- 2020 -
    27 October
    CommentCreativity and innovation: Catering large events in a post-Covid world

    Creativity and innovation: Catering large events in a post-Covid world

    We don’t yet know when large events will return with people in attendance, but while the finer details remain to be seen we can perhaps rely on a few assumptions. We know that timescales are likely to be cautious, rather than rushed. We know that any return of service will…

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  • 23 October
    Food and DrinkBurger King announces new reusable packaging plan

    Burger King announces new reusable packaging plan

    Burger King has announced its new reusable packaging model that aims to help cut down the company’s packaging waste. The new packaging starting in 2021 is said to feature a collection system in the participating restaurants. Guests will be able to return their food packaging so it can be safely…

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