Taiwan’s AMOT hosts 10th Star Traceable Restaurant Awards, reinforcing SDG commitments
June 18, 2025 | Storm.mg (In Chinese) |
The 10th Star-Rated Traceable Restaurant Awards, hosted by the Agricultural Multi-disciplinary Organization of Taiwan (AMOT), celebrated 20 top-rated restaurants for promoting traceable, low-carbon, and sustainable food systems. Supported by Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), AMOT has guided over 1,600 restaurants in adopting traceable and organic ingredients since 2014. This initiative aligns with 5 UN SDGs, including climate action and sustainable consumption. The event highlighted AMOT’s efforts in ESG integration and international engagement, including presentations at COP28 and the 2024 Organic World Congress (OWC). AMOT continues to foster cross-sector collaboration, showcasing Taiwan’s leadership in sustainable agri-food innovation.
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June 18, 2025 | Storm.mg (In Chinese) | Â The 10th Star-Rated Traceable Restaurant Awards, hosted by the Agricultural Multi-disciplinary Organization of Taiwan (AMOT), celebrated 20 top-rated restauran
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