A Step-by-Step Guide on Fighting Food Waste – with Too Good To Go, Oddbox &...
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Hosted by the team from pebble magazine, head into SMEG’s amphitheatre to join this free panel discussion on what Londoners can do every day to reduce their food waste with waste warrior app, ‘Too Good To Go’, wonky vegetable delivery company, 'Oddbox' and 'Rubies in the Rubble', the brand making sustainable condiments that are packed with purpose.
This Step-by-Step Guide on Fighting Food Waste is all part of pebble's pop-up in St James's Market, a sustainable living market filled with conscious fashion, skincare and homewares alongside plant-based, sustainable food & drink! Once finished in SMEG, stroll through to St James's Market to immerse yourself in all things sustainable and discover brands like Neal’s Yard Remedies, The Cheeky Panda, Clothes Doctor and hydration tracking bottle company Thrivve., whilst enjoying an organic vegan beer from Freedom Brewery or a glass of English wine from St James’s Market’s newest gastropub, Beau Brummell.
For more information and advice on sustainable living, please visit https://pebblemag.com/
Organiser St James's London
Organiser of A Step-by-Step Guide on Fighting Food Waste – with Too Good To Go, Oddbox & Rubies in the Rubble
For over 300 years, St James’s has had a long-established reputation as the home of fine food, culinary expertise and innovation. It is one of London’s most original and compelling districts, defined by its unique mix of contemporary and heritage brands from Sunspel, Cubitts and Tiger of Sweden to Turnbull & Asser and Lock & Co.
It is also home to the city’s most influential collection of art galleries including the Royal Academy of Arts, the ICA and Christie’s. With an unparalleled restaurant scene, St James’s has become the home of a spectacular range of international cuisine from the eclectic modern offerings of Café Murano, Milos, and Michelin-starred Ikoyi to the iconically British offerings from the local establishments such as Franco’s, Rowley’s, Fortnum & Mason and Wilton’s.
