Interview: Gen Z is driving F&B companies to become more sustainable

April 18, 2024 EcoVadis EN

Recent research found that Gen Z shoppers prioritise taste, value and affordability, as well as social justice-driven causes like sustainability and animal welfare. This means brands have the opportunity to strike a balance between creating the climate-conscious products Gen Z consumers crave at prices they can afford. Barak Bar-Cohen, founder and CEO of Sojo Industries, discusses how  F&B companies can start adding climate-responsible practices into every part of the product life cycle, from manufacturing to packaging.`


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