How to make it easier for customers to use ethics when eating out

ethical-storytelling60% of consumers say ethical ingredients are one of the top issues that make a food company ethical. But how are sustainability stories being told in the foodservice/hospitality environment?

This is especially important when the resonance between that outlet and its ethical credentials might be the differentiating factor that drives the customer to choose that outlet over another.

Distributors and caterers have repeatedly called for better information from manufacturers to help them tell sustainability stories and to demonstrate the value of products’ ethical credentials.

To answer this need, last year Tate & Lyle Sugars commissioned a Footprint Intelligence Report which identified how to communicate ethics effectively in foodservice to allow consumers to act on their desire to use ethical credentials as a differentiating factor when choosing where to eat.

I loved working on this report – I hope you enjoy it too. Read it here: Blueprint for better ethical storytelling in foodservice

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About Amy Fetzer

Amy Fetzer is a journalist, author and consultant, specialising in sustainability and health. Her book, Climb the Green Ladder: Make Your Company and Career More Sustainable, Wiley, is a guide to help and inspire others who also want to make a difference by giving them the tools and motivation to change their workplace from within. Amy's work focuses on creating engaging communications - from environmental white papers to magazine articles - that inform, entertain and inspire. Enthusiastic, passionate and personable, Amy's clients range from the BBC, Green Futures and The Guardian to Hewlett Packard, Sodexo, The Sunday Telegraph and My Weekly. Amy has extensive experience of health, lifestyle, travel and youth and childrens features, as well as web content and brochure copy. Amy is conscientious, reliable and proficient at meeting tight deadlines in print and web-based environments. For more information on Climb the Green Ladder, please visit www.climbthegreenladder.com, or visit Climb the Green Ladder on Amazon!

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