HOT FUTURE: CAN YOU TASTE IT YET?
What's still missing? Well, a brief look into the future. How will Kloster Kitchen continue on its sustainable path to a sharp future?
WHAT'S IN STORE - WHAT ARE WE PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE?
As our name suggests, our (ginger) roots are in the monastery. Even the monks, who were the first to develop and produce our old monastery recipe, had a special relationship with food. For them, the correct handling and appreciation of the ingredients was particularly important. Therefore, the topic of nutrition is also a matter of the heart for us - of course, not only because it is also good for the heart!
At the moment we are looking for a social project we would like to support. Some ideas are already on the shortlist. One thing is clear: nutrition should play a role! We'll keep you posted here and on social media on how the Kloster Kitchen social project is progressing!
WHAT'S NEXT WORLDWIDE?
We are constantly working on developing more sustainable solutions, not only in our company but worldwide. A wide variety of issues are being addressed, including the circular economy, education, corporate responsibility, innovation and technology.
Some countries stand out as real pioneers.
DID YOU KNOW ...
that Denmark is considered one of the most sustainable countries in the world?
DENMARK IS ALREADY DOING THIS:
- Focus on renewable energy sources (wind energy!)
- Promotion of energy-efficient buildings, transportation and technologies
- more environmentally friendly agriculture (reducing the use of chemicals, promoting soil health, supporting organic farming)
YOU CAN LEARN FROM THIS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE:
- Choose an electricity provider that offers green electricity
- give preference to energy-efficient appliances for new purchases
- Planting your own herbs and vegetables at home on the balcony / windowsill
WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO FOR THE FUTURE?
Sustainability concerns us all, after all, it is also about the future of us all. You too can make a difference with small changes to your behavior. Here are a few quick tips that are easy to incorporate into your everyday life:
- choose sustainable companies when shopping
- Use public transportation
- walk
- Buy loose food instead of packaged food
- avoid products with palm oil
- Use reusable bottles
- Dishwasher instead of washing by hand
- Reject advertising for the letterbox
- Use shopping baskets
- Bar soap instead of liquid soap
- traditional light bulbs with Replace energy-saving lamps
- Wash at a low temperature
- buy used - flea market, Ebay, classifieds
- Giving second-hand clothing a chance
- Reduce shower time
- eat less meat
- Digital receipts instead of paper
