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LUKE Wines

The Wine Knitter

Kristin and Thomas Vogele are co-founders and owners of LUKE, launched in 2012. It’s all about sustainability. LUKE Sauvignon Blanc Columbia Valley Wahluke Slope AVA, 2022 ​This 100% Sauvignon Blanc is sourced from Evergreen and Rosebud Vineyards, two of Washington’s premier white wine vineyards.

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Restaurants with Strong Brand Identities Captivate Gen Z

Modern Restaurant Management

Born between 1997 and 2012, Generation Z is a demographic known for being tech-savvy and socially conscious. Restaurants can showcase their values by participating in charitable events, sourcing sustainable ingredients, or reducing their carbon footprint.

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Medellín’s Cafes and Farms Are Taking Back Colombian Coffee

EATER

For decades, their primary business was exporting beans, but in 2012 they turned their attention to the local market with a cafe on Medellín’s Primavera Street. As a family-owned company, we have to ensure the long-term sustainability of our business. Pergamino A cup of Pergamino coffee. Urbania Coffee and a pastry at Ubrania.

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How did oat milk get so popular?

Perfect Daily Grind

Its origins date back to the early 1990s, when Swedish food scientist Rickard Öste invented the drink while conducting research on lactose intolerance and sustainable food production. He explains that (Un)Ordinary sources its oats from Britain, which helps to reduce the company’s carbon footprint.

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Romanelli Winery Umbria

A Wine Story

Besides top-quality vineyards, the Romanelli family possesses olive groves (which I found to be a source of wealth and prestige in traditional Umbrian culture). Romanelli Nature is an eco-sustainability project developed to support biodiversity through things such as installations of bird boxes throughout the vineyards.

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International Women’s Day Special: Here’s What Our Industry Leaders Have to Say  

The Restaurant Times

Described as an “ebullient and creative change maker” Niki is a huge advocate for sustainability and has brought it as a key focus to her role in Hilton believing the greatest “mark you can leave in this world is to not leave one at all.” Advice to women: Women need to up their game when it comes to guilt versus responsibility management.

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‘It’s Not Just Sustenance. Salmon Equals Life.’

EATER

Serena Fitka grew up in this tiny Yukon River village, and though she now lives in Valdez, she returns home every summer with her family, to partake in the traditional salmon harvest that is both the community’s main source of sustenance and the fabric of its culture. They also have fewer moose in their area, another key food source.