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Sustainability

Sustainable food and drink on campus

By ResLifeSarah 14 Jul 2023

Ever thought about how that pizza you're eating impacts your carbon footprint? Or how the leftover sandwich you've just thrown away contributes to your environmental impact?

These are just a couple of things that are our Leave No Trace initiatives aim to address with our food and drink provision on campus. Read on to find out what you can do to get involved and make a difference. 

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Sustainable Food Commitment

Our Sustainable Food Commitment focuses on five areas that have the largest climate impact, a key one being reducing food waste. There's lots of ways you can get involved with these initiatives - the good news is, they all save you money too!

Munch Box - grab your reusable container and to some of our outlets at certain times to bag some bargain food for just £2.50.

Too Good To Go

Download the Too Good To Go mobile app and get leftover food from The Market and Fresh at a discounted price. These bags are great value and often worth three times the price you pay.

Community fridge

Find this by the exit of Fresh. Any short-dated food is placed in here when available. It's all free to take but please only take what you need and will use!

Food donation points

You can leave in-date, non-perishable food in the donation trollies, located on and off campus at the end of each term.

The Exchange scheme

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We're proud to have removed disposable hot drink cups on campus, saving a huge amount of waste from going to landfill. 

Instead of a disposable cup, you can take part if our Exchange reusable cup scheme. Buy a travel cup for £3, which you can use at any outlets.  . This can be used for both hot and cold drinks. If you don't want to carry this around, just swap it for a token, which you can exchange for another cup on your next visit. 

Terracycle scheme

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Did you know that you can recycle bread bags and snack packaging? Leave them in our grey recycling containers across campus and in the city.



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ResLifeSarah I'm Sarah, the Marketing and Communications Manager for Campus Services commercial business here at the University of Bath
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