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Maisie Ganzler Shares Tactics for a Low Carbon Diet with IDEO’s Food by Design Podcast
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Recently Chief Strategy and Brand Officer Maisie Ganzler was invited to join the Food by Design podcast to talk about “moo-ving away from beef and cheese” and how to help people make subtle shifts toward more climate friendly choices.

VIDEO: Executive Chef Davin Klippel Prepares a Virtual Feast for William Jessup University
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When William Jessup University pivoted to holding its high-profile annual fundraiser online, that meant sacrificing the usual Bon Appétit-catered dinner for 500. We prepared a virtual feast instead.

For Fair Trade Month, Treat Yourself (and People in the Supply Chain) Right
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What does Fair Trade really mean? Learn more — including why you should look for it for your #selfcare products.

Bon Appétit Rises to 16th Annual Eat Local Challenge
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On September 29, Bon Appétit teams across the country celebrated our 16th annual Eat Local Challenge Day, proving that yes we CAN still eat local!

How to Spot Sustainable Seafood
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It’s National Seafood Month, and the best way to celebrate is to learn to spot sustainable seafood.

Celebrating Local Food for Eat Local Challenge — and Every Day
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Watch Chief Strategy and Brand Officer Maisie Ganzler give a brief background of the Farm to Fork program and why our support matters:

Staying Well As You Venture Out to Eat
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What are the signals of safe practices to look for in restaurants, cafés, and coffee shops?

Chief Strategy Officer Maisie Ganzler Takes on Industry ‘Hogwash’ for Animal Welfare Panel
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Learn how Bon Appétit first became interested in animal welfare issues in 2005, what the pork industry really means by “gestation-crate free,” why Prop 12 matters, and more.

The Buzz: Self-Care
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What’s the buzz? Self-care is the latest wellness trend that may improve both mental and physical health. What does the science say?