Sustainability at our core

Chefs on Fire was born with sustainability as a founding principle—not an obligation, but a non-negotiable purpose. Every initiative we take is designed to minimize environmental impact.

By 2024 we have achieved

+1000 Trees planted
0% Plastic Single Use
-25% food waste

Our commitment

Chefs on Fire is one of LOHAD’s flagship experiences, built around the concept of “Sustainable Hedonism.” We’ve believed from the beginning that it’s possible to create moments of joy in a conscious, responsible way—and vice versa.

We aim to redefine leisure by creating new, authentic, and memorable experiences that leave a positive mark on both people and the planet. Quality doesn’t mean excess.

That's why sustainability is our original purpose and not just a list of obligations.

In this sense, we are part of a 5-year program, designed with the support of “Because Impacts”, where Chefs on Fire aims to lead the way towards a more sustainable festival market, centered on 8 fundamental pillars:

  • equality;
  •  diversity and inclusion;
  • nature;
  • energy;
  • mobility;
  • water and sanitation;
  • materials and circularity;
  • food and drink;
  • food waste.

We’ve set clear principles and targets in collaboration with our suppliers, and we’re constantly working to measure, evaluate, and improve our social and environmental footprint.

What we do

Firewood Replanting Program

We’ve planted more than 1,000 trees to compensate for the firewood consumed during our events.

Zero plastic policy

We use sugarcane pulp plates, glass cups, wooden cutlery, and recycled paper napkins.

Fighting Food Waste

We calibrate portions per station, raise awareness with guests, communicate real-time availability, and donate surplus food to Refood.

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