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Food Made Good
Food Made Good is the world’s largest food service sustainability programme. We are a global movement working to make every meal served out of home as sustainable as possible. Brought to you by the Sustainable Restaurant Association.
The food we eat accounts for 25% of all greenhouse gas emissions. That means, where we choose to eat out matters.
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Is mitigating food waste the key to the net zero recipe?
By Harriet Lindsey, Paper Round We’re Paper Round – the business recycling experts. This means that we are extremely well placed to discuss all things waste and climate
First Food Made Good Award in Japan champion sustainable restaurant pioneers
By Takeshi Shimotaya, Executive Director, Sustainable Restaurant Association, Japan The Sustainable Restaurant Association Japan held the Food Made Good Japan Awards 2021 on 15th November
COP26: A response, one week on.
Written by Emma Carroll-Monteil, The SRA Depending on who you talk to or what you read, the outcomes of COP26 have been described in a
Wahacamole helps Mexican street food group win R200 award
By Tom Tanner There’s a long-held perception that it’s the independent, small-scale, artisan restaurants, pubs and cafés that are the sustainability pioneers and who will lead
Spirit of sustainability shines through in San Pellegrino Young Chefs
By Tom Tanner We were thrilled when San Pellegrino approached us back in 2019 to help them create a new award. For the 2019 edition,
Food, drink and laughter as well as some serious Net Zero chat at COP26
By Tom Tanner A beer festival, cracking comedy, fabulous food and live music. Who knew tackling climate change could be so much fun? If you’re
