The Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA) was set up to tackle the key sustainability issues faced by the dining industry and in association with TUCO, Brighton and Plymouth Universities, have designed a membership to address the specific challenges of a University Caterer. From Canteens and Cafés to Banqueting and Halls of Residence, the tailored report of recommendations offers a simple way of aligning policy and practice across them all.
Benefits of SRA Membership
• Independent recognition of sustainability credentials
• Dedicated Account Manager offering ongoing support
• Tailored recommendations
• Comprehensive audit of all dining services
• Customer satisfaction
• Member networking
To find out more about the SRA, visit www.thesra.org, email hello@thesra.org, or call 0207 479 4224.
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The SRA approached Darren Procter and his team about working together to tailor the SRA’s sustainability rating to meet the specific requirements of universities and...
A factsheet from the Sustainable Restaurant Association about how the Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regulations may affect you and how Valpak can help.
A factsheet from the Sustainable Restaurant Association about how to deal with the discarding of fats and mitigate the environmental issues associated with irresponsible waste...
A factsheet from the Sustainable Restaurant Association about food seasonality
This presentation is from the “Challenging Connections” EAUC Annual Conference 2015, presented by the Sustainable Restaurant Association and falls under the Estates...
Our DIY food waste audit provides a simple step-by-step guide to measuring your food waste streams, so you can find out where food waste is coming from and put actions in place...
Fairly traded products are focused on securing the rights of workers and producers in developing countries and improving livelihoods
This is a quick guide to help you understand sustainable seafood, as well as provide you with some useful resources
Coffee is the most popular drink in the world, with over 400 billion cups being consumed every year. How can we make sure the coffee we drink is sustainable? This quick guide...
Thinking about your suppliers and what you're purchasing at Christmas is one of the most significant ways to stay sustainable as it's weaved into everything during the...