Compass Group introduces eco-labels for meals at workplace catering sites

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Compass eco-label trials to date have seen more plant-based meals chosen by diners | Credit: Compass Group UK&I
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Compass eco-label trials to date have seen more plant-based meals chosen by diners | Credit: Compass Group UK&I

Partnership between Compass Group UK & Ireland and academic researchers to explore impact of climate and environmental info on meal labels

Food service giant Compass Group UK & Ireland is to roll out an 'eco-labelling' trial across its workplace catering facilities to provide diners with a clearer idea of the climate impact of their eating...

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