USA
City of Berkeley, Accelerating the City of Berkeley's Transition to Plant-Based Foods
Summary Description
Establishes a goal of transitioning to 100% plant-based food products served by the City of Berkeley.
Species
Farmed animals
Jurisdiction
USA
Sub-Jurisdiction
N/A
Type of Act
Policy
Status
Adopted
Legal Value
Non-binding
Date Enacted
2021
Date Updated
January, 2024
Official Citation
City of Berkeley, Accelerating the City of Berkley's Transition to Plant-Based Foods, 2021 (U.S.A.)
Strengths & Weaknesses
Strengths
- Establishes a goal of achieving a 50% reduction in animal-based food products served by the City of Berkeley by 2024, with an eventual goal of transitioning to 100% plant-based food products served by the City of Berkeley.
Weaknesses
- The resolution is not binding. The resolution fails to include intermediate targets. The resolution does not include specific actions and strategies to achieve these goals.
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