King's Hawaiian bread goes green

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King's Hawaiian, the nation's leading and original producer of Hawaiian sweet bread and top-selling branded dinner rolls, has launched its "Green Vision" initiative, an operational campaign to enhance its global sustainability through company-wide efforts. From maintenance to production line procedures, King's Hawaiian has developed measures to impact the environment through financially sound alternatives and eco-friendly solutions. In addition to industry-focused endeavors, the campaign will also include a consumer awareness element, to promote sustainable lifestyles with its customer base. Capturing several efforts with measurable impact, the Green Vision initiative was designed as a tribute to the company’s family-heritage as a native Hawaiian company with island tradition. In addition to current efforts, King’s Hawaiian has an extensive series of sustainability programs under development for potential implementation under the next two to four years. For more information, visit the Web site.
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Save the date: IACP annual conference

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The International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) will hold its 31st Annual IACP International Conference April 1 to 4 at the Sheraton Denver Hotel & Colorado Convention Center. This year's conference theme is "Pioneering a Sustainable World." Distinguished headliners will gather at the four-day conference to explore practical, sustainable solutions all along the food chain, from farm to processing plant to market. Innovative pioneers will share personal stories and visions about breaking with traditions in their field to create new practices with long-term benefits for the earth. The conference will also include a silent auction and a food styling and photography contest. Visit www.iacp.com for more information or to register.
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