Sustainability

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Sustainable Initiatives for a Greener Tomorrow With the global focus shifting towards sustainable living, businesses are leading the way with their eco-friendly initiatives. Drawing inspiration from the visual data provided, let’s delve into these environmentally conscious efforts:

1. Eco-Conscious Menu Planning

  • A significant 30% of the menu offers vegetarian delights.
  • Strategic menu planning ensures reduced food wastage.

2. Promotion of Energy Conservation

  • Adoption of energy-efficient machinery across kitchen and office spaces.

3. Commitment to Green Packaging

  • Minimalist approach with reduced packaging.
  • Preference for compostable and recyclable materials in unavoidable situations.

4. Innovative Solutions to Food Waste

  • Employing ORCA food digesters to convert food scraps into eco-friendly liquid.

5. Local Sourcing: Supporting British Suppliers

  • Proud collaborations with suppliers predominantly from London.

6. Recycle-First Approach in Décor

  • Sustainable materials are chosen for canapé trays and event decorations.

7. Encouraging Green Modes of Transport

  • Staff are guided towards public transport and electric vehicles.
  • Active engagement in the “Cycle to Work Scheme” encourages eco-friendly commuting.

8. Prioritizing Recycling in Waste Disposal

  • Event waste undergoes meticulous sorting to facilitate recycling.
  • In-house waste from offices and kitchens is managed with a recycling-first policy.

9. Giving Back to the Community

Encouraging Sustainable Practices

  • Partnering with the “Ace of Clubs” charity, meals are generously provided to the underprivileged sectors of the community.
As part of our commitment to sustainability, we encourage everyone to adopt eco-friendly practices. Some of the steps we take, which we encourage others to do as well, include:
  • Sending no waste to landfill and emphasising recycling
  • Supporting UK Free Range meat and poultry
  • Choosing sustainably sourced and MSC-certified fish
  • Prioritising UK seasonal produce
  • Minimising water and energy usage
  • Using plant-based PLA plastic or recycled alternatives
  • Keeping our own bees and producing homemade preserves
  • Prioritising repair over replacement and buying second-hand when possible

FAQs

The ORCA food digester breaks down food scraps into a harmless liquid, reducing the overall solid waste and potential landfill contributions.
Local sourcing reduces the carbon footprint associated with transporting goods long distances. It also supports local economies and ensures fresher produce.
Materials that are biodegradable, recyclable, or reusable such as bamboo, jute, and certain plastics, are considered sustainable.
It reduces carbon emissions by promoting cycling over driving, leading to decreased vehicular pollution.
Less packaging means reduced waste going into landfills, fewer resources used in production, and reduced carbon emissions from transport and manufacturing.

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