Cebu Pacific (CEB) lately inked an settlement with food safety advocacy Scholars of Sustenance (SOS) to decrease food wastage and supply important food provides to social service organisations and weak communities.
Under the stipulations of the settlement, CEB will donate surplus food from its operations to SOS. This underscores the airline’s dedication to sustainability and social accountability.
CEB vice-president for customer support operations Lei Apostol stated: “This collaboration shows our dedication to community care. By partnering with SOS Philippines, we are not only addressing food waste but also making a tangible difference in the lives of those who need it most.”
For his half, SOS Philippines food rescue supervisor Mac Edsel Florendo stated: “We’re excited to partner with Cebu Pacific. Their support boosts our ability to rescue surplus food and provide it to those in need. Together, we can make a significant impact in the fight against food waste and hunger.”
Currently CEB is SOS’ first and solely airline companion in Southeast Asia. Together, each entities purpose to promote the significance of managing surplus food successfully, aligning with international sustainability objectives and setting a optimistic instance for the aviation trade.
A protracted-standing dedication
Prior to signing this settlement, CEB already had a longstanding historical past of donating food to underserved communities.
Since 2017, the airline has offered pastries for the Pangarap Foundation, an organisation centered on bettering youth welfare.
The airline’s new collaboration with SOS, a number one non-profit in food rescue efforts, will broaden CEB’s affect and help much more people in want.
