Coop Switzerland saves food with sustainable private label
Coop Switzerland’s new sustainable private label, Nice-to-Save-Food, focuses on using food by-products, relying on previously neglected raw materials such as oat bran and okara from tofu and soya milk production, to create nutritious and versatile food products. Coop claims that this is the first initiative of its kind among Swiss retailers.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/4.
Related news
The joint project of the Hungarian Food Bank and Wolt has already saved nearly 40,000 servings of food
The joint food rescue initiative of the Hungarian Food Bank…
Read more >Lidl Switzerland Tests AI-based Solution For Managing Climate Data
Lidl Switzerland is testing an AI-supported tool that will help…
Read more >Spanish Eroski stays on course thanks to AI and private labels
Despite higher costs, supermarket group Eroski ended the quarter with…
Read more >Related news
Dole offloads fresh-veg arm to Arable Capital
Dublin-headquartered Dole has sold its fresh vegetables division in the…
Read more >Wolt Announces New Partnerships To Drive ESG Initiatives
Finnish food delivery firm Wolt has announced two new strategic…
Read more >Colruyt to install smart cameras at all checkouts
Belgian supermarket chain Colruyt is rolling out its “easy check-out”…
Read more >