Can Climate Labels on Fast-Food Menus Change Consumer Behavior?
Climate labels on fast-food menus can influence consumers to order less beef and opt for a more sustainable meal instead.
Climate labels on fast-food menus can influence consumers to order less beef and opt for a more sustainable meal instead.
Editor’s note: The Food Institute, partnering with OFW Law, is hosting a webinar Feb. 17: “Carbon Labeling Claims for the Food and Restaurant Industries,” discussing must-know details of carbon emissions labeling. The webinar is part …
Unilever plans to introduce carbon-footprint details for all 70,000 of its products and is researching best methods for gathering and presenting the information. A key motivator for the company is that brands perceived as sustainable …
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Have you heard of carbon-labeled menus? Sandra Noonan, chief sustainability officer at Just Salad, joined the Food Institute Podcast to discuss her company’s decision to launch carbon-labeled menus and the ethos behind the move, and …