Lever Foundation Commends Eco Hotels Philippines for Increasing Plant-Based Menu by 30%
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Lever Foundation Commends Eco Hotels Philippines for Increasing Plant-Based Menu by 30%

Eco Hotels Philippines has made a significant commitment to enhance its plant-based food offerings, emphasizing sustainability in its hospitality services.

Food sustainability advocacy Lever Foundation recently praised Eco Hotels Philippines for committing to increase plant-based food offerings throughout its establishments in the country by 30 percent this year.

Given this, Eco Hotels Philippines has become the first homegrown Filipino hospitality brand to embark on a significant food sustainability initiative.

According to Lever Foundation’s sustainability programme manager, Marielle Lagulay:

“Eco Hotels Philippines’ commitment marks a strong advancement in sustainable food service within the Philippine hospitality landscape. As the first homegrown Filipino brand to embrace this level of plant-forward commitment, Eco Hotels demonstrates how locally-rooted hospitality companies can lead meaningful environmental action while establishing new industry benchmarks.”

The expansion of plant-based offerings further supports Eco Hotels’ broader sustainability framework, which includes goals for reducing food waste, carbon emissions, and water usage.

A Firm Foundation

The hospitality firm’s decision is built upon its existing sustainability framework, which positions it as a prime mover in the eco-conscious hospitality sector. As such, it incorporates innovative plant-based dishes whilst responding to the growing consumer demand for environmentally responsible dining options.

The plant-based menu expansion represents a natural evolution of Eco Hotels’ established sustainable practices, which include inclusive hiring from local communities, green supply chain partnerships, and eco-conscious design principles.

According to company chair and chief vibe officer Don Ramon Bagatsing:

“Expanding our plant-based offerings reflects Eco Hotels’ core values of environmental preservation and community care. By committing to make at least 30 percent of our menu plant-based, we strengthen our mission to prioritize People, Planet, and Profit, while reinforcing our role as a sustainability leader in Filipino hospitality.”

President and CEO Alessandra Atienza added that theirs is a hospitality brand that believes in leading by example. Atienza noted:

“By committing to more sustainable food choices, we’re not only meeting the growing demand for healthier and eco-friendly options, but also reinforcing our long-standing dedication to responsible tourism.”

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