University caterers cook up new sustainability rating programme

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University caterers partner with the Sustainable Restaurant Association to assess the green credentials of campus restaurants and cafes

Universities will soon be serving up more sustainable food and drink, after the University Caters Organisation (TUCO) this week announced a new initiative in partnership with the Sustainable Restaurant...

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