Aspretto Café by Sodexo Introduces Woodly Bags as Part of Sustainability Effort 

Aspretto, the globally recognized café chain owned by Sodexo, has announced a new sustainability initiative by adopting Woodly bags across its locations in Finland.

 

Known for its strong commitment to environmentally conscious practices, Aspretto’s latest move aligns with its ongoing efforts to reduce environmental impact and promote more sustainable alternatives.

 

Aspretto, a coffee concept developed by Sodexo, operates in multiple countries and is well-regarded for its emphasis on responsible sourcing and sustainability. The café chain serves ethically sourced coffee and is focused on reducing waste and carbon emissions. By partnering with Woodly, Aspretto is taking another step forward in its mission to achieve its sustainability goals. 

 

Woodly bags are an innovative solution created from Woodly® material, a wood-based alternative to traditional plastic. By integrating Woodly bags into its operations, Aspretto not only demonstrates its commitment to sustainability but also leads the way in encouraging greener practices within the cafe industry.

 

Sodexo, one of the world’s largest multinational corporations, is well-known for its expansive presence in food and facilities management. With over 430,000 employees spread across 45 countries, Sodexo serves millions of customers daily. Sodexo’s Aspretto Café chain is a key part of its sustainability strategy, and the adoption of Woodly bags marks a significant milestone in their efforts to reduce food waste and promote environmentally responsible practices. 

 

 

About Woodly

 

Woodly is a Finnish-British materials technology company whose patented wood cellulose-based material, Woodly®, enables packaging proven to extend fresh food shelf life by up to three days. Compatible with existing manufacturing processes, Woodly® helps reduce food waste and protect commercial value while offering a bio-based, recyclable* alternative to fossil plastics.

* Depends on local collection, sorting and recycling infrastructure.