From plant-based menu options to cutting food waste across stadium operations, the club is embedding sustainability into matchday experiences. The milestone highlights how major sports organizations can influence supply chains and inspire fans worldwide through everyday choices around food.
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Liverpool FC unang club na may global food sustainability award

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

Sa United Kingdom, ang Liverpool FC ang naging unang football club na nakatanggap ng global certification para sa food sustainability. Kinikilala nito ang kanilang hakbang sa mas maayos na sourcing, pagbawas ng food waste at pag-aalok ng mas plant-based na pagkain sa stadium. Ipinapakita nito kung paano nagiging bahagi ng sports ang responsableng pagkain.

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