by louise-sims-bloom | Jun 28, 2019 | Food Trends, News, SEASONALITY, SINGLE USE PLASTICS, SOURCING REGIONALLY, SUSTAINABILITY
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] ICSA member cookery schools support, practice and promote a sustainable, zero single use plastic kitchens where possible. Rosalind Rathouse, founder of London’s most sustainable cooking school, Cookery School at Little Portland...
by louise-sims-bloom | May 24, 2018 | Food Trends, Vegan, Vegetarian
Check out these fab new courses coming up at Squires Kitchen International School with pastry chef, cake decorator, expert baker and author of Nourish Cakes, Marianne Stewart. Marianne has developed a series of special courses with Squires Kitchen including Vegan and...
by louise-sims-bloom | Jun 16, 2017 | Food Trends
According to a number of food trend consultants to the ‘Posh People’s Supermarkets’, the big trend to watch is the blurring of meal times for busy people. Cities, in particular, where many people do not take time off from their desks for lunch, the...
by louise-sims-bloom | Jun 8, 2017 | Food Trends, ICSA, News
According to an extended report recently commissioned and published by Nestle, as a result of 63% of the UK population being overweight or obese , money is to be made promoting and supplying healthy food options, both in hospitality and in retail. Consumers want to...
by louise-sims-bloom | May 4, 2017 | Food Trends, News
Organic The Soil Association’s 2017 Organic Market Report reveals that the UK organic market has grown for its fifth successive year, boosted by a 19.1% increase in organic in the foodservice sector, which is now worth £76.6 million. There has been a 66% increase in...
by louise-sims-bloom | Jun 12, 2016 | Food Trends, News
We noticed this Telegraph article this week and are pleased to report that we wrote about this two months ago in our newsletter – just goes to show ICSA members have their fingers on the foodie pulse. A pop-up restaurant that will encourage diners to eat in the...
