Sustainability

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.

  • Aug- 2019 -
    20 August
    AdviceThe importance of being more sustainable in the catering industry

    The importance of being more sustainable in the catering industry

    Sustainability is one of the most important issues currently causing great concern for our planet, and with an increasing number of consumers demanding that businesses take action, more companies are being mindful of the impact they have on the environment. From the much-publicised move against plastic straws to the introduction…

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  • 19 August
    Trade AssociationsUKHospitality welcomes government consultation on UK’s food industry

    UKHospitality welcomes government consultation on UK’s food industry

    UKHospitality has welcomed the government’s consultation on England’s food industry. The government opened a call for evidence, led by Henry Dimbleby of the Sustainable Restaurant Association and co-founder of Leon, which will investigate the entirety of England’s food system from “farm to fork”. UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls said: “Not…

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  • 1 August
    RestaurantsBrits on average spend £22.50 on date night dining, reveals CGA finds

    Brits on average spend £22.50 on date night dining, reveals CGA finds

    The average British consumer spends the most on food and drink – £22.50 per head – when they’re on a date, according to CGA Food Insights19. The research also found on average Brits go out to eat 63 times a year, and go for a drink 85 times a year,…

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  • Jul- 2019 -
    16 July
    AdviceMaking coffee accessible to everyone

    Making coffee accessible to everyone

    Speciality coffee was once the preserve of the coffee geeks and hipsters. These days all operators are trying to ensure their coffee is good, otherwise nobody will buy it. Over the last twenty-five years, we’ve seen the industry experience monumental changes in everything from the types of coffee that consumers…

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  • 12 July
    RestaurantsIHG opens riverside restaurant at Battersea

    IHG opens riverside restaurant at Battersea

    Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG) has opened the doors to its latest restaurant, Jospa, on the Southbank at Battersea. Located at Bridge’s Wharf, the riverside eatery offers an all-day dining experience for up to 78 covers. The menu lists a selection of small plates, bowls and light bites alongside a choice…

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  • 12 July
    Catering CompaniesIndependents by Sodexo wins £4.25m contract for The King’s School

    Independents by Sodexo wins £4.25m contract for The King’s School

    Catering and services provider Sodexo has been awarded a five year £4.25m services contract to the King’s School in Worcester. The services will be carried overseen by the company’s Independents subsidiary, and will provide dishes with a focus on fresh, nutritious and seasonal food from 1 September. Jeremy Alderton, managing…

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  • 9 July
    AdviceIllegal refrigerants: a new consideration for catering

    Illegal refrigerants: a new consideration for catering

    When looking for a place to dine, consumers are typically focused on the cost, hygiene and the overall quality of the food the establishment offers. In more recent years, they are also demanding that restaurants, bars and caterers demonstrate effective practices around sustainability. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation…

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  • Jun- 2019 -
    27 June
    GovernmentGove appoints Leon founder to oversee food system review

    Gove appoints Leon founder to oversee food system review

    Environment secretary Michael Gove has appointed Henry Dimbelby, founder of restaurant chain Leon, to lead the first major review of the UK food system in nearly 75 years. Dimbelby, who is also part of the Sustainable Restaurant Association, will undertake a “field to fork” review, and highlight changes that may…

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  • 19 June
    Cafes and Coffee ShopsGather & Gather opens Friends-themed café

    Gather & Gather opens Friends-themed café

    Hospitality brand Gather and Gather has teamed up with Primark Manchester to launch The Central Perk Café, its first ‘themed’ café opened to the general public. A speciality New York inspired menu is on offer at the Café, with shoppers able to enjoy waffles or pancakes topped with a range…

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  • 18 June
    Awards & EventsToque d’Or 2019 winners announced

    Toque d’Or 2019 winners announced

    Nestlé Professional has announced University College Birmingham and apprentice Drew Dawson from five-star hotel and members’ club, The Ned as the winners of the Toque d’Or 2019 competition.   It is the fifth time University College Birmingham has won the college accolade since 2010, most recently picking up the title…

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