Overall Rating | Silver |
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Overall Score | 50.13 |
Liaison | Ronnie Dorsnie |
Submission Date | April 25, 2023 |
John Abbott College
OP-8: Sustainable Dining
Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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0.98 / 2.00 |
Catherine
Scheer Manager - FMS Facilities Management Services |
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Part 1. Sustainable dining initiatives
Local community engagement
No
A brief description of the farmers market, CSA or urban agriculture project:
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Sustainability-themed outlet
No
A brief description of the sustainability-themed food outlet:
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Inclusive and local sourcing
No
A brief description of the support for disadvantaged businesses, social enterprises, and/or local SMEs:
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Estimated percentage of total food and beverage expenditures on products from disadvantaged businesses, social enterprises, and/or local SMEs:
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Low-impact dining
Yes
A brief description of the low impact dining events and/or plant-forward options:
John Abbott College offers daily vegan and vegetarian meals approved by les Aliments de Quebec at the cafeteria.
Vegan dining program
Yes
A brief description of the vegan dining program:
As part of the service contract, vegan options must be offered everyday at the College.
Labelling and signage
Yes
A brief description of the sustainability labelling and signage in dining halls:
Sustainability signage at the cafeteria includes promoting the fair trade products available at the College, an infographic about the impact of meat production on the environment and our promotion of our vegan and vegetarian options.
Part 2. Food waste minimization and recovery
Food recovery program
No
A brief description of the food recovery competition or commitment program or food waste prevention system:
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Trayless dining and portion modifications
No
A brief description of the trayless dining or modified menu/portion program:
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Food donation
Yes
A brief description of the food donation program:
The program involves donating the surplus of food from special events at the college to students in need. Our food service providers also donates extra food from College events to organizations that assist individuals impacted by food insecurity.
Food materials diversion
No
A brief description of the food materials diversion program:
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Composting
No
A brief description of the pre-consumer composting program:
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Does the institution or its primary dining services contractor have a post-consumer composting program?:
No
A brief description of the post-consumer composting program:
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Dine-in service ware
Yes
A brief description of the reusable service ware program:
Porcelain plates and silverware are available to users of the cafeteria dining hall.
Take-away materials
No
A brief description of the compostable containers and service ware:
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Does the institution or its primary dining services contractor offer discounts or other incentives to customers who use reusable containers instead of disposable or compostable containers in “to-go” food service operations?:
Yes
A brief description of the reusable container discount or incentives program:
Individuals who bring a reusable mug are offered a discount on their purchase of a coffee at the cafeteria
Optional Fields
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Website URL where information about the sustainable dining programs is available:
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Additional documentation to support the submission:
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Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
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