Bon Appetit’s new Dine Well, Eat Smart monthly takeover series at UPenn taps into the college-age generation’s wants and needs, from lowering their carbon footprint, to elevating their mood, all in a chill, low-key manner.
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Florida Farmworkers Seek Help on Heat Protection from Food Industry
Seeking relief from South Florida’s soaring heat, outdoor workers in South Florida appealed to politicians in Miami-Dade and Tallahassee for help. They got none. Now, a coalition of farmworkers from South-Dade and Immokalee intend to take their campaign directly to the powerful fast food and grocery industries that buy the produce they harvest.
Don’t Let Congress Overturn California’s Animal Welfare Law
Allowing pigs to turn around. It may seem like a modest goal, but it’s taken decades of advocacy for this basic humane standard to become law in California. Yet now, some politicians are doing anything they can to undo this work—including overturning elections—to achieve their goals.
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Fedele Bauccio in 7×7 Magazine
At Bon Appétit Management Company, we’ve been lucky enough to get some great press. Writing in the New York Times, Mark Bittman has called us “the most principled food services company in the country” and the “future of cafeteria food.” The Washington Post said that we’re “working to reshape American agriculture.” Our CEO Fedele Bauccio “often doesn’t get credit outside the industry for being a trailblazer. But let me tell you: His impact on the local-sustainable movement is big. Like 136.5-million-meals-served-just-last-year big,” according to a profile in 7×7.
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Chico Marx, A Playful New Dining Concept Opens in South San Francisco
Where sun-drenched flavors of Latin America, Spain, and California meet for a lively take on lunch and happy hour.
Sand Hill Kitchen Opens its Doors to the Community, Introducing a Farm-to-Table Dining Experience to Sand Hill Road
San Francisco-based DivcoWest, together with its partners, is celebrating the opening of Sand Hill Kitchen, a brand-new regionally inspired dining concept located within The Quad at Sand Hill Collection (SHC) in Menlo Park. The restaurant pairs an inventive menu featuring sustainable and seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients with bright, modern design and ample outdoor dining space. It’s the newest addition to Sand Hill Collection’s vibrant ecosystem of world-class offices, activated open spaces, and standout amenities along a coveted stretch of Sand Hill Road.
Bon Appétit Management Company Launches Next-Generation Data Superpower: Food Standards Dashboard 2.0
Bon Appétit Management Company launches the second generation of its proprietary Food Standards Dashboard, a data superpower that tracks sustainability and wellness metrics including climate impact of purchases. Developed in house by Bon Appétit, the sophisticated data tracking and reporting tool is designed to give chefs and general managers easy-to-understand, actionable data that helps them make their operations and menus more sustainable for the planet and healthier for guests.
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8 Kitchen Tips to Reduce Food Waste, Save Money, and Eat Well
We’ve all experienced it – you reach into the back of your refrigerator and realize a sad, forgotten food has now become a moldy (and occasionally scary) science experiment. You’re not alone – up to 40% of the food that is produced is wasted and each American wastes as much as 238 pounds of food each year (equal to about $1800). Thankfully, there are many ways to reduce waste in your kitchen. Try out these tips for shopping and preparing food mindfully to help you to stop wasting food…and money.
11 Ways to Flip the Switch to Plants to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Generally, producing animal-based foods like beef, lamb, and dairy products creates more carbon emissions than plant-based foods like beans, legumes, and whole grains – and is why shifting to a diet centered on plants is one of the most impactful ways to combat climate change.
How Does Food Create Carbon Emissions?
From growing to processing, transporting to storage, and managing excess food waste, each step in the food chain produces carbon emissions.
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Bravo is our “almost quarterly” internal company magazine. With 80 to 100 pages’ worth of fun and informative news about our Farm to Fork vendors, kitchen gardens, and special events held at Bon Appétit accounts around the country, it showcases our commitments in action — day in and day out.
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