Forkful

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Forkful is the engine behind thoughtful food, helping businesses and discover, build and maintain sustainable food systems. Powered by machine learning and empirical evidence, Forkful works at the composition level to assess nutritional benefit and environmental impact, inspiring healthy, low-impact eating that is as good for us as it is for the planet.

Using our Food Systems Manager, businesses can track their impact using carbon accounting, and use multi-level cost-benefit analysis to curate menus and satisfy their triple-bottom line; people, profit and the planet. Businesses get more from less, and reduce their ecological footprint. Forkful is simple, accurate, and unbiased — making it easy for foodservice providers to navigate the food landscape in an actionable, accessible and affordable way.

Conserve

Get more from less, and reduce your ecological footprint with our evidence-based impact scores.

Nourish

Let’s make healthy food delicious again. Reduce diet-related health risks while creating guilt-free dishes that delight.

Innovate

With a handful of nifty algorithms and a dash of machine learning, shape the future of food while saving time and money.

Amplify

Show the world that you care. Publish scores on menus and packaging and share progress to inspire others.

Compensate

Offset unavoidable emissions using our smart-offsetting engine, putting carbon neutrality on autopilot.

Iterate

Define organisational goals, measuring progress and sharing the journey with customers, employees and stakeholders.

Made with ❤️ by the Warming Potential team

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5 Ranganathan et. al. (2016) Shifting Diets for a Sustainable Food Future. Creating a Sustainable Food Future, Installment Eleven. World Resources Institute.

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7 Audsley, E., Brander, M., Chatterton, J., et al. (2009). How low can we go? An Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the UK Food System and the Scope for Reduction by 2050. WWF-UK.

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