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AWA Announces Landmark Sustainable Meat Conference
September 14, 2011 on 3:23 pm | By Animal Welfare Approved | In Agricultural Policy, Chefs and Restaurants, Consumer Buying Power, Environment, Events, Farmers' Markets, Food Labels, Food Safety, Genetically Modified, Grass-Fed Beef, Nutrition, People, School Lunches and Food, The Big Picture | No CommentsGeorge Washington University’s Urban Food Task Force, Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) and the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) have joined forces by providing a platform for DC’s vibrant culinary community to focus on strengthening the supply chain for sustainably raised meat.
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