Sodexo Partners with Amazon, Kroger, PepsiCo and Others

April 3, 2020 Sodexo North America

The profound impact that COVID-19 is having on Sodexo’s clients, customers and employees is undeniable. As a result, the company announced several new initiatives today to help its employees find work, stay working and support them if they are out of work.

Freight Farms and Sodexo Announce Strategic National Partnership to Grow Food Onsite at School Campuses Across the U.S.

January 29, 2020 Freight Farms

Freight Farms and Sodexo have partnered to bring the most advanced hydroponic vertical farming technology to schools and universities across the country.

Sodexo: First Global Food Services Company to Connect its Financing to Action to Prevent Food Waste

September 26, 2019 Sodexo

At the Champions 12.3 annual event held in the context of the 74th session of the UN General Assembly, Denis Machuel, Sodexo’s Chief Executive Officer, reiterated the company’s intention to be transparent and held financially accountable for its action on food waste.

Sodexo Partners with 70 Universities to Host Largest Farmers Market @ Campuses Across America

September 20, 2019 Sodexo

Today’s college students are more invested than ever in where their food comes from and what they are eating. Sodexo, one of the world’s largest university dining providers, is hosting the Largest Farmers Market @ Campuses Across America (#FreshMarkets) with 70 universities in 27 states to highlight local sourcing and fresh produce, and encourage healthy nutrition on campuses. The week-long event, September 20-27, 2019, coincides with Partnership for a Healthier America’s fifth-annual Healthy Campus Week (#HealthyCampus) aimed at making healthier choices easier for college students.

Sodexo Brings Planet-Friendly Future 50 Foods to 2,500 Hospitals and Businesses in the US

September 11, 2019 Sodexo North America

To create the Future 50 Foods report, which was published by Knorr and WWF-UK in February 2019, a group of scientists, nutritionists and agricultural experts worked together to determine specific healthy ingredients that could contribute to a more sustainable food system. The list combines familiar foods, such as lentils, wild rice and kale, with lesser-known foods like fonio, pumpkin flowers and cactus, selected for their lower environmental impact and high nutritional value.