Join the Sustainable Mezze Movement

Middle Eastern cuisine has long embraced seasonal ingredients, resourcefulness, and preservation—values that align perfectly with modern sustainability. This Sustainable Mezze Pledge helps restaurants formalize their commitment to eco-friendly practices while honoring culinary traditions.

Whether you run a family-owned mezze bar, a fast-casual falafel spot, or a full-service Lebanese restaurant, this pledge template makes it easy to publicly commit to local sourcing, traditional preservation techniques, and minimal waste in your kitchen.

Built for Middle Eastern restaurants and hospitality businesses

This template is designed for restaurants, cafes, catering companies and food service operators specializing in Middle Eastern, Levantine, Mediterranean, or North African cuisine. Use it to:

• Showcase your sustainability values to conscious diners and community partners
• Track and document your commitments to local farms, waste reduction, and traditional methods
• Connect with like-minded businesses building a network of sustainable Middle Eastern food establishments
• Demonstrate compliance with green certification programs or sustainability initiatives

Automate follow-ups with Stepper

Once a restaurant signs your pledge, use Stepper to automatically send welcome resources, quarterly check-in emails, or invitations to sustainability workshops. Keep your community engaged and accountable with no manual work.

Customize for your initiative

Built on Paperform, this template is fully editable. Add questions about specific regional practices (like pickling, fermenting, or clay pot cooking), create conditional sections for different restaurant types, or integrate with your CRM to track pledge participants. The doc-style editor makes customization feel natural, and you can match the form's colors and fonts to your brand or initiative in minutes.

Trusted by hospitality businesses and sustainability organizations worldwide, Paperform helps you turn commitments into action—no coding required.