Can the Good Food 100 List Change the Way Restaurants Think About Food? | Eater
"A Pacific Northwest bakery chain that joined the 2019 Good Food 100 by sharing detailed data on sourcing, business operations, and labor practices. Participation means its purchases were evaluated against peers to determine how much of its budget goes to verified good-food producers, and that it contributed to the nonprofit’s effort to create transparent benchmarks and expand access to producer information across the industry." - Monica Burton
