At Eurest, we’re passionate about building a better world. As part of our commitment to being a catalyst for wider change, we’ve joined forces with some truly exciting partners.
At Eurest, we relish the opportunity to introduce products that are not just healthy and delicious, but better for the planet too. We recently visited the Devil’s Kitchen factory in Gloucestershire to discover how the products are made, so click the video to find out more!
Devil’s Kitchen products are available as part of Eurest’s contract catering solutions for your workplace.
The Breadwinner Bakery in Edinburgh has been following the same traditional methods since 1973 - kneading and shaping dough by hand. All Breadwinner products are plant-based and the bakers allow time to naturally enhance the products, rather than adding anything that would change the quality or flavour of the bread.
The Breadwinner Bakery encompasses the key values we look for in our suppliers - handcrafted products and a happy, passionate team. Look out for Breadwinner Bakery products in our Cook & Granger Edinburgh site.
Mental Health UK connect with people and organisations to provide valuable mental health support. Working across the UK, they combine nearly 50 years of expertise from their four national founding charity partners to share knowledge and provide vital care for those in need.
At Eurest we’re proud to be part of Mental Health UK’s Step by Step campaign, which encourages people to walk, talk and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.
Life Water
Life Water is the original British, ethical choice in bottled water; 100% recyclable and carbon neutral.
Every bottle sold funds the delivery of at least 1,000 litres of clean drinking water to communities in need by Life Water charity partner, drop4drop.
Lemonaid ChariTea
Lemonaid ChariTea make soft drinks from Fairtrade ingredients. Their work has raised over £3 million, funding 27 social projects in the growing regions around the world.
Their uniquely designed bottles are suitable for upcycling projects such as soap dispensers and oil pourers.
FareShare
Since the start of 2018 our distribution centres have donated nearly 40 tonnes of surplus food to FareShare – the equivalent of 93,000 meals – along with equipment and facilities, such as wooden chopping boards, knives, crockery and cutlery.
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