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Is our food system broken?

The think-tank Planet Tracker recently stated that the world’s current food system was “inherently fragile and no longer fit for purpose” – but is our food system broken? “From conception in the farm to consumption on the fork, the global food system accounts for a third of greenhouse gas emissions and endangers 86% of species … Continued

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Introducing Our Brand New, Best-in-Class Sustainability Tool

At Nutritics, we’re on a mission to help everyone better understand and reduce the impact of our food supply. With this in mind, we’ve created Foodprint: our latest innovation that enables the calculation and labelling of the carbon footprint of foods and recipes.  For many food businesses, implementing more sustainable business practices is fast becoming … Continued

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4 Reasons Why Plant-Based Dishes are an Important Part of Your Menu

If your menu doesn’t include a considered and creative plant-based offering, it’s time to make a change. In this article, we outline four key reasons why vegan and vegetarian dishes are no longer an afterthought, but a central component of modern menu design. 1. Work towards sustainability By far the most pressing reason to offer … Continued

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International Beer Day – what’s the environmental impact of beer?

Beer is one of the UK’s favourite drinks and is a staple in pubs and bars across the land. A recent survey found that in their lifetime, UK pub-goers were likely to drink around 7,786 pints of lager, that’s 4,424 litres of beer (1).  And lager is very much the leading light of the beer … Continued

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Inspiring Ways Businesses are Tackling Food Waste Around the World

With food waste a huge issue across the hospitality and foodservice sector, we’ve rounded up just a few of the most innovative waste prevention techniques used by real food businesses across the globe. Prepare to be inspired… 1. Prevent food waste in the first place The most efficient way to tackle the world’s food waste problem is … Continued

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How to Make Spaghetti Bolognese more Sustainable

Today we reformulate another popular dish found in Italian restaurants across the UK – Spaghetti Bolognese… Could a few tweaks improve the nutrient profile, cost and environmental impact of the dish, whilst still delivering on taste?  A classic Spaghetti Bolognese was used as a starting point. The recipe was changed to improve nutrient profile, cost … Continued

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How Your Food Business Can Do Plastic Free July the Right Way

Started in 2011 by Rebecca Prince-Ruiz (founder of the Plastic Free Foundation) and a small team in local government in Western Australia, Plastic Free July ® is now one of the most influential environmental campaigns across the globe. Millions of people in every part of the world take part each year, with many committing to reducing plastic … Continued

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How Your Business Can Make the Food Waste Hierarchy Work For You

The best way to tackle the food waste problem is to prevent food being wasted in the first place. However, in many businesses, this isn’t always possible. If you still find yourself with food waste in your kitchen, here are the next best alternatives… 1. Redirecting waste to feed those who need it Where it’s not possible … Continued

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How We’re Helping to Create a Climate-Smart Food Culture

The global food system today has an enormous impact on the environment. One-third of food produced around the world is lost or wasted. On average, 70% of freshwater withdrawal is used for agriculture. Up to 37% of greenhouse gas emissions originate on the journey from farm to fork. Driven by striking statistics like these, the … Continued

How Well Do You Know The Provenance of Your Food and where it comes from?

Food crime is not a new concept. As long as food has been sold, there have been people participating in its adulteration, mislabelling and cheating.  The name ‘Champagne’ is legally protected and is reserved for sparkling wines produced in the Champagne region of France. According to research, however, the amount of Champagne sold annually is triple … Continued