sustainability

Operations

Reusable cups are coming to a bunch of restaurant chains in one California city

Starbucks, Burger King, KFC, Dunkin’ and other brands will work together on a citywide reusable cup initiative in Petaluma, California, starting August 5.

Leadership

CIA names Google foodservice exec Michiel Bakker as president

Bakker will succeed Tim Ryan, who moves to the position of chancellor of the Culinary Institute of America.

Many operators are on a sustainability mission year round, but they go the extra mile to promote their efforts on April 22.

While many fast-food chains stick to old-school kids’ fare, there’s a recent surge among fast-casual and full-service restaurants to offer healthier, more grownup menus that appeal to the whole family.

To celebrate the venture fund's two-year anniversary, the fast-casual chain commits another $50 million to bring the investment pool to $100 million.

The chef-led initiative underscores climate impact on independent restaurants based on research from José Andrés’ Global Food Institute at The George Washington University.

The coffee giant will give customers the option to use their personal cup as the company makes good on a goal to reduce single-use cup waste.

Behind the Menu: The better burger chain shifted to these more sustainable sources, pledging to expand the initiative chainwide and on the menu.

As consumers continue to prioritize sustainability and environmentally friendly foods, menuing seafood that’s traceable is a great way to appeal to diners.

A newly formed group called HARP is aiming to accelerate the adoption of best practices. Members include Marriott, Hilton and Radisson.

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