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Imperfect Foods (NEW YORK) — Just in time for national stop food waste day, which took place on Wednesday, one online grocer rooted in sustainability is doubling down on its efforts to fight climate change. Imperfect Foods recently pledged to become a net-zero carbon operation by 2030, and as part of that commitment will work with food technology company Apeel Sciences, whose natural, plant-based protective coating extends the life of produce. The new partnership between the company that sources and delivers surplus and ugly produce that wouldn’t meet traditional grocery standards will ro...

Sustainability 22-Apr-2021 By Elaine Watson EverGrain, a barley ingredients company backed by brewing giant Anheuser-Busch that makes proteins and fibers from AB InBev’s spent grains; and Bright Future Foods, a subsidiary of Post Holdings utilizing oats grown on zero CO2 emission farms; are teaming... 22-Apr-2021 By Katy Askew The Climate Pledge, which was launched two years ago by e-commerce giant Amazon and Global Optimism, has now attracted 105 signatories, with P...

The world’s top celebrity investors include the likes of Ashton Kutcher and Serena Williams. But do you know which companies they’ve backed since the pandemic shook up the global economy? The Fresh Business Thinking team pulls together a unique look at celebrity lockdown investments. Celebrities don’t just make their money from their day jobs and sponsorship deals. They’re often silent investors in many popular brands using their sizeable paychecks to make lucrative investments. Here we round up the most savvy celebrity investors in the world today, and take a look at their lockdown...

The startups tackling food waste in Mena A third of all the food produced for human consumption is wasted every year around the world. That is roughly 1.3 billion tonnes of food according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the UN, worth an estimated $2.3 trillion, enough to feed the 820 million hungry people four times over. The amount of food lost is so vast, that if food waste were a country, it would be the world’s third biggest source of greenhouse emissions, after the US and China. Among the biggest food wasters in the world is the GCC, where in Saudi Arabia, the average...

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