📦 Food By Dish, a London-based catering company, assesses suppliers annually for sustainability. County Supplies, their produce supplier, uses biodegradable packaging, aiming for zero plastic. Brae, a restaurant, partners with Schulz Organic Dairy for reusable milk containers. Melbourne's Clamms seafood wholesaler introduced reusable crates. Encouraging suppliers to reduce packaging through bulk deliveries, reusable containers, or return schemes helps decrease environmental impact, while short supply chains with local suppliers minimize spoilage and flexibly adapt to sustainable practices.

🐟 T’LUR adapts sturgeon for Malaysia’s tropical climate, maintaining year-round activity to produce delicate, clean caviar. Following a global wild caviar ban, the market now favors farmed varieties, with T’LUR competing in the premium segment. The farm practices zero-waste, utilizing all parts of the sturgeon for culinary and nutritional purposes. This sustainable approach aligns with chefs prioritizing whole-animal use and responsible sourcing.

🌱 In Bali, a waste crisis threatens both the environment and tourism, with over 3,400 tonnes of daily waste and overflowing landfills. Tourism contributes significantly to this waste. Locavore NXT in Ubud is pioneering waste management, praised for repurposing 97.8% of its 47,675 kg of waste in 2025, driven by its Circular Waste Centre. Hospitality businesses are urged to adopt a circular economy approach as government mandates require them to manage their own waste.