Game-based dimension
The Food for Life Catering Mark has a game-based dimension.

The Award has three levels that encourage additional progress: Bronze, Silver and Gold.

Bronze - criteria
  • No undesirable additives or trans fats
  • 75% freshly prepared
  • Meat farmed to UK welfare standards
  • Eggs from cage-free hens
  • Seasonal menus
  • Training for all catering staff
  • No GM ingredients
  • Free drinking water prominently available
  • No endangered fish
  • Information on display about how and where food is produced
  • Demonstrate meeting relevant Government nutrition guidelines

Silver and Gold - criteria

Meet bronze, plus achieve points thresholds for ingredients in three categories:
  • Making healthy eating easy
  • Ethical and environmentally-friendly food
  • Championing local producers
Points awarded for every percentage of total ingredient spend.

(1) Making Healthy Eating Easy points are awarded for the following:
  • Meat-free day or equivalent
  • Steps to serve meat in moderation
  • Steps to minimise salt
  • Actions to cut plate waste/support eating well
  • Actions to promote meal take-up
  • Monitoring against food & nutrient-based standards
  • Healthy vending
  • >50% bread is wholemeal or granary
  • Fruit cheaper than dessert (where sold)
(2) Ethical and Environmentally-friendly points are awarded for the following: 
  • Organic
  • Free range
  • MCS ‘fish to avoid’
  • Freedom Food
  • Fairtrade
  • LEAF
(3) Championing Local Producer points are awarded for the following: 
  • Serving food produced in your region
  • Serving UK fresh produce above the national average

Immediately related elementsHow this works
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Agriculture, food and land use »Agriculture, food and land use
Improving Diet and Nutrition »Improving Diet and Nutrition
3. Examples of good practice »3. Examples of good practice
UK examples »UK examples
Food for Life Catering Mark »Food for Life Catering Mark
Game-based dimension
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