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23 September 2026
Luxembourg names first winners of national sustainable food award
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23 September 2026
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Luxembourg's Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Viticulture, together with IMS Luxembourg, has announced the winners of the first edition of "The Good Fork" award, recognising organisations advancing sustainable food practices in the catering sector. Twenty projects were submitted, with twelve finalists presenting their initiatives before a public vote selected the winners in each of the award's two categories.
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In the "Food Waste Reduction" category, the award went to the Caddy workshop run by Stëmm vun der Strooss, a non-profit supporting people experiencing homelessness and vulnerable individuals, which redistributes surplus food while supporting social inclusion. In the "Regional and Seasonal Sourcing" category, the prize went to ECOFFEE, for a local coffee alternative made from lupin beans grown in Luxembourg.
The award, launched on World Food Day, is open to public, private and non-profit catering establishments of any size, and the collected practices will feed into a joint good-practice guide published by the Ministry and IMS Luxembourg to encourage wider adoption across the sector.
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