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Diwali is coming up on 12th November - Also known as the festival of lights, Diwali provides a great opportunity to celebrate different foods, cultures and more.

Even if your team is working out-of-hours, they don't have to miss out on delicious food to help power them through.

We've got everything you need to get ahead!

This blog will share ways that you can help look after the planet, one meal at a time.

Just Eat for Business’ Lacklustre Lunch Breaks study delves into how often office workers repeat their lunch choices and what they’d change about their lunch.

Just Eat for Business Lunch and Learn survey reveals whether office workers are progressing in their careers and how this impacts work satisfaction.

We’re proud to announce that the world’s most trusted sustainability ratings provider has given Just Eat for Business a silver medal rating for our sustainability and ethical practices.

Earth Day takes place on 22nd April, so we wanted to take this opportunity to let you know how we’re reducing and offsetting our carbon emissions.

Alongside our generous customers and dedicated vendor partners, we've delivered over 100,000 meals to key workers and vulnerable communities through our #FeedYourCommunity project.

As we reach the year anniversary of the first UK COVID-19 lockdown, we spoke to Sue from the Whitechapel Mission, one of our #FeedYourCommunity donation recipients, to find out how the shelter has been providing necessary support to people facing homelessness throughout the pandemic.

We've been working alongside Clockhouse Community Centre as part of our #FeedYourCommunity project since October 2020. Find out more about how this organisation is making a positive impact in the local community during such a challenging time.

We're commited to making Just Eat for Business more sustainable, so back in November we partnered with e-cargo bike delivery provider Pedal Me to further reduce our carbon footprint.

We've partnered with some great charities and causes to help support vulnerable communities this Christmas, delivering food parcels to soup kitchens, families, and volunteers.

2020 has been a really challenging year for everyone but it has hit some communities harder than others. That's why we set up our #FeedYourCommunity project to help out.

It's been just over a year since we partnered with zero-emissions delivery provider Urb-it to facilitate some of our office food deliveries. Read on find out what we've achieved together so far.

We've partnered with Mission Kitchen to help them deliver nutritious meals to schools and fight food poverty, while supporting local food businesses.

We are continually looking into ways to reduce our carbon emissions, so have a read about our latest initiative to make Just Eat for Business a more eco-friendly service for all.

In 2019 we partnered with City Harvest to ensure last-minute cancelled food orders didn’t go to waste. Following Saturday’s UN Day of Charity, we wanted to shine a light on what this brilliant organisation does for vulnerable people and the planet.

Earth Overshoot Day is upon us again and we're reflecting on what Just Eat for Business is doing to improve our sustainability now and into the future.

Find out how many meals we've delivered to the NHS, shelters, and other frontline institutions as part of our #FeedYourCommunity initiative!

Chris, the co-founder of not-for-profit company Thankful Hearts, tells us why charities must go beyond monetary donations to engage with supporters.

The month of July is dedicated to reducing plastic waste. So, here are some tips to help you make more sustainable choices while working from home.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the NHS has witnessed an outpouring of love and support from the general public and businesses alike. Here’s how your company can support the NHS now and well into the future.

We chatted to the co-founders of Thankful Hearts about how they created a brand and a symbol that helps the public show their continued appreciation for the NHS, even after the clapping stops.

We’re working alongside Thankful Hearts to remember, support and heal the NHS in a post-lockdown UK. As of this week, we’ll be including Thankful Hearts stickers in selected Pantry Packages food boxes and office deliveries.