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S.Pellegrino and Food for Soul: Nourishing the future by acting responsibly

Aidan FisherJuly 7, 2021

S.Pellegrino has announced their collaboration with Food for Soul to support their mission and Refettorio projects around the world, empowering socially responsible actions that improve the health of our food system and reduce food loss and waste while enabling inclusion and resilience. At the heart of a new partnership is the common belief in the value of hospitality and in the potential of food to transform people’s lives for the better, creating shared value equity and cultural change.

To nourish the future by acting responsibly, S.Pellegrino focuses its efforts and resources on educational activities promoting a responsible food culture that pays attention to food waste.

Cooperation, creativity, innovation, power of beauty and talent nurturing. These are the values that will lead the partnership’s work globally: to educate and encourage communities to reduce food waste, adopt healthy consumption behaviours that also foster social inclusion and individual wellbeing, showing how everyone can play a role in creating a more sustainable future together.

Stefano Marini, Sanpellegrino Group CEO, says: “Joining Food for Soul’s diverse network of partners is an exciting opportunity for us to reinforce our commitment to enabling social change and shaping lives for the better. We feel as much responsibility for the broader society we exist within, as we do for the environment: our joint efforts are aimed at building a more sustainable future for people and the planet, responding to some of the most pressing global challenges of our time by improving food systems, fostering human connections, and sharing knowledge.”

Today’s announcement represents the kick-off of an international project which will involve Chef Massimo Bottura in the production and amplification of media content aimed at inspiring home cooks, foodies and young chefs with ideas, discussions and techniques that will encourage the global gastronomy community to reduce their waste. Massimo Bottura will also open the Sustainability educational area of the S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy. The Academy’s young talents will become part of Food for Soul’s Chef network, learning about food security and sustainable foodservice in the social sector through education programmes, internships and volunteer opportunities within Refettorio projects and chances to mentor new ambassadors.

“We embrace opportunities that bring people together to share and learn”, expressed Food for Soul, “and push to amplify those that have an immediate positive impact on planetary and human health while laying the foundation for future generations to live well. This exciting development with S.Pellegrino will help scale Food for Soul’s social and environmental impact, educating young culinary professionals on sustainable cooking through culture and community.”

“A more sustainable future is not built by one but through the collective action of many”, said founder Massimo Bottura. “With S.Pellegrino and chefs around the world, we can inspire the Academy of young chefs to take action and lead us into a better future of zero waste.”

Further details about the partnership will be available over the coming weeks. To learn more visit www.foodforsoul.it

SOURCE Sanpellegrino Group

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