The Municipality of Naples was honored at the Campidoglio in Rome, at the "Healthy, Sustainable School Canteen Summit," which took stock of school dining by identifying the municipalities that invest most in the quality of school meals, according to data from the Foodinsider Observatory, and rewarding those that stood out for their best practices.
The recognition was awarded to the Municipalities of Naples and Venice which distinguished themselves "for adopting a sustainable solution for the use of school canteen tableware.
A solution that allows families to participate in organizing the service, reducing costs and environmental impacts by avoiding the use of compostable tableware that generates additional waste or avoiding the use of energy for washing industrial tableware.
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Using household tableware helps make the mealtime context more familiar, which is one of the aspects that encourages better meal consumption."
The award for the Municipality of Naples was collected by Education Councillor Maura Striano who declared: "The serving of food and the use of dishes that students bring from home and that are sanitized each time with the collaboration of their families are part of an environmental sustainability education project that the Municipality, in collaboration with the Local Health Authority, is pursuing with conviction, and we are truly happy that our efforts have been recognized with this award."
The event is organized by Foodinsider - School Canteen Observatory, which annually monitors the state of school canteen services to identify virtuous models and best practices.
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