Moy公园

2023年7月3日

与压力在左,右和中心,我们为你带来的消息五食品生产商与五大慈善机构合作,使事情一点光明。与有价值的原因促进可持续农业在拉丁美洲,看到一个有趣的各种活动从6月一些最大的品牌食品和饮料。1。Bakkavor双打支持过敏基金会准备新鲜的食品品牌Bakkavor翻倍的年度捐赠娜塔莎过敏研究基金会,以纪念世界过敏。由Nadim和谭雅Ednan-Laperouse失去女儿娜塔莎过敏反应在2016年,该慈善机构做了了不起的工作提高意识在食物过敏和支持临床试验项目。我太深刻的印象娜塔莎过敏研究基金会的工作,我觉得我们作为Bakkavor,应该做更多的工作来帮助加速他们的工作,”首席执行官Mike Edwards说。2。阿尔茨海默氏病协会Moy公园几乎引发了£120000英国食品生产商Moy公园刚刚结束与阿尔茨海默氏病协会的慈善机构合作,经过两年的筹款。在那个时候,Moy公园团队来自英国天空潜水等举措,测验,马拉松和慈善上涨,最后统计下降略低于£118000,此前该公司员工提出的匹配。临淄区斯图尔特,阿尔茨海默氏病协会社区筹款人,说:“我们非常感谢Moy公园为我们筹集了资金在我们的伙伴关系。团队的长度去令人钦佩。“3。 Nestlé joins forces with The Yield Lab Latam to support agriculture start-ups Nestlé launched a partnership with The Yield Lab Latam last month (June 2023) as part of a bid to change the food sector in Latin America. The Yield Lab Latam invests in technology start-ups that operate in the agri-food industry, promoting the use of innovative solutions and connecting investors, start-ups, corporates, farmers, research communities and public sector officials. "Investing in technological innovation in the agri-food sector and drawing on the energy and creativity of start-ups can help meet common goals such as reducing emissions and increasing biodiversity," said Nestlé vice president strategy, business development and ESG Maxence de Royer. 4. IFCO expands support for UK food redistribution charities Reusable packaging container provider IFCO has strengthened its relationship with UK food redistribution charities FareShare and The Felix Project. The partnership is intended to make it easier, faster and cost neutral for businesses donating surplus food to the charities. Both FareShare and The Felix Project work closely with the food industry to ensure good food is not wasted. “We hope that our contribution means that more suppliers will join the network and more communities can be reached, particularly at a time when such services are so desperately needed,” said Neil Steward, who leads IFCO’s food bank collaboration. 5. Kellogg’s partners with the Big Scottish Breakfast for the first time Cereal manufacturer Kellogg’s has linked up with the STV Children Appeal Big Scottish Breakfast, which invites Scots to have breakfast together and raise money for children affected by poverty. The event is set to take place between 11-15 September, with STV presenter Laura Boyd visiting a breakfast club in the Scottish town of Alloa earlier this week to launch the new partnership. Heather Murphy, Kellogg’s community engagement manager, said: “Being hungry can impact children in many ways in the classroom, making them unable to concentrate. That’s why we support breakfast clubs, so that children can enter the classroom in the morning without a rumbling tummy and ready to learn.”