
Sustainable Foods London is the UK’s only dedicated exhibition that truly supports, informs and inspires retailers with a vast array of sustainable products to help them to overcome challenges and ultimately become more responsible sellers of Food & Drink.
The 3rd edition of Sustainable Foods exhibition is now four times bigger, and takes place on 24 – 25 January 2024 at the Islington Business Design Centre. If you want to learn more about sustainable F&D then make sure you get your free ticket the show.

Watch Sustainable Foods London 2022 Highlights

Main Stage Agenda Highlights
- Assessing retail buyer demand for sustainable products in 2022 & 2023.
- How to differentiate your product through labelling?
- Plotting a greener future for retail.
- Developing a more resilient & sustainable supply chain.
- Developing food products that taste good, are nutritious and don’t cost the earth.
- Food innovation as a force for good.
- Advancing regenerative food systems at scale and scope.
- Financing the next generation of sustainable food entrepreneurs.
2022 Speakers
Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco

Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco
Anna is Head of Environment for Tesco Plc. At Tesco, Anna is responsible for the Group’s global climate change, sustainable agriculture, sustainable diets, marine and forest sustainability agendas. Anna is also responsible for Tesco’s flagship partnership with WWF. The cornerstone of the partnership focuses around the publication of the Sustainable Basket Metric. Through the Sustainable Basket Metric Tesco and WWF aim to halve the environmental impact of the average UK shopper’s basket and invite wider industry and civil society partners to join in to achieve this shared ambition.
Prior to joining Tesco, Anna was Head of Sustainability for Nestlé UK & Ireland, where she led the development and roll out of an integrated sustainability strategy across the multi-category business. Before moving in-house, Anna spent 10 years in sustainability consultancy in Europe and Asia.
Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs

Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs
Paul leads the sustainability strategy at Greggs, with key focus on delivering against their Greggs Pledge plan and Net Zero ambition. Paul originally qualified as an industrial chemist in the coatings industry before moving into regulatory law prior to joining Greggs. Since taking on his current role he has been involved in the ongoing development of Greggs long term strategy as well as engaging with Government and other key stakeholders to shape longer term strategic direction for Greggs and the wider sector.
Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA

Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA
Susan joined Asda in June 2020 into a new role created to drive Asda’s strategic focus on Sustainability. She “quarter-backs” Asda’s cross functional efforts across the Better Planet agenda, mobilising activities including our journeys towards net zero, elimination of waste, optimising packaging and building a greener portfolio. Susan is a member of the BRC’s Climate Action Roadmap Steering Committee and chair of the Customer Engagement pathway.
Susan’s early career was spent at Kantar in insights, analytics and retail consulting, with a particular focus on Shopper Behaviour. Prior to Asda she spent 8 years at PepsiCo in a range of sales strategy and marketing roles, most recently leading the Brand Planning process and Better For You Snacking agenda for West Europe. Susan completed an Executive MBA in 2012 with a final dissertation examining the role of retailers in the obesity crisis.
Robin Clark
Senior Director of Global Partnerships
Just Eat

Robin Clark
Senior Director of Global Partnerships
Just Eat
Robin grew up as a retailer, running commercial categories for both M&S and Tesco between 1998 and 2015. He joined Just Eat UK in 2015 to set up their restaurant partner perks programme building value through partnerships beginning with food wholesale, finance, card payments & utilities. Other areas of responsibility followed from sustainability and FMCG to grocery and partner e-commerce.
In 2020 after the merger with Takeaway.com he took on a wider global marketing remit to set up a team running global partnerships including sponsorships, sustainability, grocery strategy, FMCG and branded restaurant marketing. Much more importantly, he lives in North London with his wife and three children and if they haven’t exhausted him then the endurance sports usually do.
Sarah Wakefield
Head of Food Transformation
WWF

Sarah Wakefield
Head of Food Transformation
WWF
Sarah is the Head of Food Transformation at WWF. She joined WWF in March 2021 after nearly a decade of experience in food retail, focused on ethics and sustainability. She led the delivery of the Retailers’ Commitment to Nature announced at COP and the refresh of the WWF Basket – the ambition to halve the environmental impact of UK baskets by 2030. Her role is to ensure this ambition is met and to lead WWF’s engagement with the food industry.
2022 Speakers
Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco

Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco
Anna is Head of Environment for Tesco Plc. At Tesco, Anna is responsible for the Group’s global climate change, sustainable agriculture, sustainable diets, marine and forest sustainability agendas. Anna is also responsible for Tesco’s flagship partnership with WWF. The cornerstone of the partnership focuses around the publication of the Sustainable Basket Metric. Through the Sustainable Basket Metric Tesco and WWF aim to halve the environmental impact of the average UK shopper’s basket and invite wider industry and civil society partners to join in to achieve this shared ambition.
Prior to joining Tesco, Anna was Head of Sustainability for Nestlé UK & Ireland, where she led the development and roll out of an integrated sustainability strategy across the multi-category business. Before moving in-house, Anna spent 10 years in sustainability consultancy in Europe and Asia.
Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs

Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs
Paul leads the sustainability strategy at Greggs, with key focus on delivering against their Greggs Pledge plan and Net Zero ambition. Paul originally qualified as an industrial chemist in the coatings industry before moving into regulatory law prior to joining Greggs. Since taking on his current role he has been involved in the ongoing development of Greggs long term strategy as well as engaging with Government and other key stakeholders to shape longer term strategic direction for Greggs and the wider sector.
Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA

Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA
Susan joined Asda in June 2020 into a new role created to drive Asda’s strategic focus on Sustainability. She “quarter-backs” Asda’s cross functional efforts across the Better Planet agenda, mobilising activities including our journeys towards net zero, elimination of waste, optimising packaging and building a greener portfolio. Susan is a member of the BRC’s Climate Action Roadmap Steering Committee and chair of the Customer Engagement pathway.
Susan’s early career was spent at Kantar in insights, analytics and retail consulting, with a particular focus on Shopper Behaviour. Prior to Asda she spent 8 years at PepsiCo in a range of sales strategy and marketing roles, most recently leading the Brand Planning process and Better For You Snacking agenda for West Europe. Susan completed an Executive MBA in 2012 with a final dissertation examining the role of retailers in the obesity crisis.
Robin Clark
Senior Director of Global Partnerships
Just Eat

Robin Clark
Senior Director of Global Partnerships
Just Eat
Robin grew up as a retailer, running commercial categories for both M&S and Tesco between 1998 and 2015. He joined Just Eat UK in 2015 to set up their restaurant partner perks programme building value through partnerships beginning with food wholesale, finance, card payments & utilities. Other areas of responsibility followed from sustainability and FMCG to grocery and partner e-commerce.
In 2020 after the merger with Takeaway.com he took on a wider global marketing remit to set up a team running global partnerships including sponsorships, sustainability, grocery strategy, FMCG and branded restaurant marketing. Much more importantly, he lives in North London with his wife and three children and if they haven’t exhausted him then the endurance sports usually do.
2022 Speakers
Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco

Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco
Anna is Head of Environment for Tesco Plc. At Tesco, Anna is responsible for the Group’s global climate change, sustainable agriculture, sustainable diets, marine and forest sustainability agendas. Anna is also responsible for Tesco’s flagship partnership with WWF. The cornerstone of the partnership focuses around the publication of the Sustainable Basket Metric. Through the Sustainable Basket Metric Tesco and WWF aim to halve the environmental impact of the average UK shopper’s basket and invite wider industry and civil society partners to join in to achieve this shared ambition.
Prior to joining Tesco, Anna was Head of Sustainability for Nestlé UK & Ireland, where she led the development and roll out of an integrated sustainability strategy across the multi-category business. Before moving in-house, Anna spent 10 years in sustainability consultancy in Europe and Asia.
Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs

Paul Irwin-Rhodes
Head of Sustainability and SHE
Greggs
Paul leads the sustainability strategy at Greggs, with key focus on delivering against their Greggs Pledge plan and Net Zero ambition. Paul originally qualified as an industrial chemist in the coatings industry before moving into regulatory law prior to joining Greggs. Since taking on his current role he has been involved in the ongoing development of Greggs long term strategy as well as engaging with Government and other key stakeholders to shape longer term strategic direction for Greggs and the wider sector.
Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA

Susan Thomas
Senior Director Sustainable Commercial Activities
ASDA
Susan joined Asda in June 2020 into a new role created to drive Asda’s strategic focus on Sustainability. She “quarter-backs” Asda’s cross functional efforts across the Better Planet agenda, mobilising activities including our journeys towards net zero, elimination of waste, optimising packaging and building a greener portfolio. Susan is a member of the BRC’s Climate Action Roadmap Steering Committee and chair of the Customer Engagement pathway.
Susan’s early career was spent at Kantar in insights, analytics and retail consulting, with a particular focus on Shopper Behaviour. Prior to Asda she spent 8 years at PepsiCo in a range of sales strategy and marketing roles, most recently leading the Brand Planning process and Better For You Snacking agenda for West Europe. Susan completed an Executive MBA in 2012 with a final dissertation examining the role of retailers in the obesity crisis.
2022 Speakers
Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco

Anna Turrell
Head of Environment
Tesco
Anna is Head of Environment for Tesco Plc. At Tesco, Anna is responsible for the Group’s global climate change, sustainable agriculture, sustainable diets, marine and forest sustainability agendas. Anna is also responsible for Tesco’s flagship partnership with WWF. The cornerstone of the partnership focuses around the publication of the Sustainable Basket Metric. Through the Sustainable Basket Metric Tesco and WWF aim to halve the environmental impact of the average UK shopper’s basket and invite wider industry and civil society partners to join in to achieve this shared ambition.
Prior to joining Tesco, Anna was Head of Sustainability for Nestlé UK & Ireland, where she led the development and roll out of an integrated sustainability strategy across the multi-category business. Before moving in-house, Anna spent 10 years in sustainability consultancy in Europe and Asia.
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