Earth is our home and it is becoming increasingly important to take care of our plant, so it is heartening to see that more and more F&B businesses are doing their part for climate change. Enter homegrown online food grocer Sasha's Fine Foods, which is the first in Singapore to have a carbon-neutral fleet. For over a year, the company had calculated the CO2 impact of its delivery fleet and invested in carbon offsetting projects globally to remove the same amount of carbon emissions it uses.

That said, the company has already reduced 88 per cent of its carbon footprint from New Zealand by importing 80 per cent of its products via sea freight—without any impact on the quality. And the team is currently looking at using the same business model for other countries, starting with Australia, to further reduce its negative impact on the planet.