Sustainability: Small Changes, Big Impact
When it comes to sustainability, it’s easy to assume you need to make huge changes to make a real difference. But often, it’s the small, everyday decisions that have the biggest impact.Ordering to numbers — not “just in case”
Over-ordering food might feel like the safer option, but it’s one of the biggest contributors to unnecessary waste in catering. Those extra portions quickly add up, costing more money and putting extra pressure on the planet. By planning menus around realistic guest numbers, we can:- Reduce food waste
- Lower our carbon footprint
- Make sure ingredients are used intentionally, not thrown away
Seasonal & Local Sourcing 🌱
Another way we reduce our environmental impact is by choosing seasonal, locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. When food is in season, it hasn’t travelled halfway around the world or been stored for months in energy-intensive conditions. That means:- Fewer food miles
- Lower emissions
- Fresher, better-tasting dishes
Reusable & Reduced Packaging ♻️
Packaging waste is a big issue in catering, which is why we’re always looking for ways to reuse, reduce and rethink. From minimising single-use plastics to using reusable service equipment wherever possible, small packaging choices quickly add up. Less packaging means less waste, fewer disposables and a cleaner event footprint overall. It’s another example of how thoughtful planning behind the scenes can make a visible difference on the day.Trackback from your site.


