Australia’s first zero-carbon restaurant looks to expand abroad
By helping suppliers make this switch, the kitchen will help eliminate an estimated 150kg of plastic waste per year.
By helping suppliers make this switch, the kitchen will help eliminate an estimated 150kg of plastic waste per year.
According to the Yum Brands-owned fastfood chain, the plant-based chicken offers the same look, taste, texture, and smell as real meat.
The market is currently dominated by almond milk, which achieved sales last year of about $6.5 billion.
Harmless Hunt Mouse Cookies for Cats include cultured mouse blended with nutritious and tasty ingredients, such as tempeh, miso and nutritional yeast.
Good & Fugly sells boxes by subscription containing misshapen, but fresh, seasonal produce, delivered weekly.
“We want our customers to set aside their preconceived notions about plant-based meat because this product is really going to surprise them.”
Canadian startup StormFisher is on a journey to convert food waste into fuel to help reduce its impact on the environment.
Food-industry professionals in Hong Kong are being trained in the use of plant-based ingredients to inspire change across menus.
The powders can be used a wide variety of ways – as simple additions to anything from soups and dressings to baked goods to homemade dips and smoothie bowls.
Nicknamed ‘Bee Bus Stops’ the 30 plant-topped Living Roof bus shelters are topped with gardens of wildflowers.
The tags are part of a broader commitment to convert all of the company’s packaging to 100-per-cent recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025.
Limited-edition alt-meat burger sells by pre-order only for US$26.
The race is on among major global brands to identify more sustainable materials for their products.
Flor de Caña – a sustainably certified rum brand – has launched a global campaign Zero Waste Month to support reducing food waste via eco-cocktails.
Kraft Heinz will introduce 100% recyclable sauce bottle caps next year, saving 1 billion lids from landfills – assuming consumers recycle them.