Ethical Sustainability
Ready Chef takes it’s corporate and social responsibility to our society and environment seriously and continue to work to develop our sustainability credentials.
We encourage all those we have partnered up with to be proactive in seeking to find a workable balance between the grower and the natural world. Sourcing local produce supports our customers in reducing their carbon footprint in comparison to buying imports, supports Irish farmers and the Irish economy while bringing new options not typically found on supermarket shelves.
Working With Our Growers
Ready Chef’s willingness and commitment to work with and support their growing partners has commanded a respect that allows us to have a confidence in our supply chain and opens doors regularly to other growers wanting to partner up with ethical ideals. The benefits to the local economy and our customer base are clear.
Quality Management Systems
Through strict adherence to HACCP procedures and compliance with EC Regulations, Ready Chef mantains full Grade A BRCGS Accreditation for all operations across our entire site. This has been maintained since 2013 and is a hugecredit to our Food Safety Team who continue to maintain the highest food safety standards.
Ready Chef make every effort to ensure that all of our waste is dealt with in an environmentally responsible manner.
All packaging materials delivered with fresh produce into Glasnevin are recycled where possible and suppliers are providing ever improving biodegradable and compostable packaging solutions.
Our compostable waste from production is collected by a licenced waste management service provider and dealt with, with the best interest of the environment in mind.
State of the art UV filters and traps ensure the safety of all water used in the facility and that zero waste is placed in to the city sewer system.
Corporate and Social Responsibility
Ready Chef’s commitment to it’s Corporate and Social Responsibility goes beyond compliance and legislative requirements.
Ready Chef sponsor Barretstown’s Ian Daly Swim A Mile With A Smile charity swim in aid of Child Cancer Care and specifically, Barretstown, www.barretstown.org and the National Children’s Research Centre at CHI Crumlin, www.cmrf.org.
Both of these wonderful charities benefit equally from the sponsorship raised during the event. 2020 will be the 17th year of the event and in that time Barretstown has raised over €607,000 for the charities.