Events
One of our great strengths is our programme of workshops, seminars and formal
events. These are excellent opportunities to network, exchange information and
share best practice. Below is a list of events and activities that we are
either
running or participating in.
Please select a month to view events.
February (excl. past events)
7 February 2012
Oxford Brookes University, Harcourt Hill Campus, Oxford
10:00am - 4:00pm
The aim of this workshop is to match food waste producers including
manufacturers, caterers, retailers and the hospitality sector with service
providers
including local collectors and processors with a range of on and off-site
solutions. More about Sustainable Solutions for Food & Drink Waste Workshop
9 February 2012
Sainsbury's Head Office, 33 Holborn, London, EC1N 2HT
This Action Sustainability Annual Conference will look at how you can work with
your supply chain to deliver sustainability and value. This one-day conference
is for senior procurement and sustainability professionals who need to
understand
how to deliver a sustainable procurement strategy through and with the support
of their supply chain. Discount available for members. More about Sustainable Supply Chains – Addressing the Big Challenges
22 February 2012
New Zealand High Commission, 80 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4TQ
6:30pm - 9:30pm
What will be the impact on the UK and international agricultural, food and drink
sector?
In 2013, the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) will see a fundamental reform
and this will have wide ranging impact across the UK, EU and international
agricultural, food and drink supply chain. The Chartered Institute of Marketing
have
invited Chris Horseman, who is probably the best informed person in the UK on
this subject, to talk in a non-technical way about why the CAP has to change. More about What will change in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in 2013?
24 February 2012
Campden BRI, Gloucestershire
9:00am - 3:15pm
The recognition that stakeholders and individuals have a shared role to play in
improving public health forms the basis for the 'Responsibility Deal'. It
particularly focuses on harnessing the valuable contribution that business can
make. More about Responsibility Deal: implications for the food industry