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Polytechnique Montréal removed beef from its cafeterias in Sept. 2025 to cut emissions, becoming North America’s first such institution.
Polytechnique Montréal removed beef from its cafeterias in September 2025, becoming the first post-secondary institution in North America to do so, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The change affected six food outlets serving 2,500 meals daily, with beef previously accounting for over half the cafeterias’ carbon footprint.
The school introduced plant-based and alternative protein options, including sushi, ramen, and poke bowls, while maintaining meal affordability.
Students have generally welcomed the shift, citing dietary variety and alignment with campus sustainability values.
The university uses a carbon footprint labeling system to guide choices.
Environmental groups support the move, while agricultural producers have expressed concern over its impact on sustainable farming and local food systems.
Polytechnique Montréal eliminó la carne de vacuno de sus cafeterías en septiembre de 2025 para reducir las emisiones, convirtiéndose en la primera institución de este tipo de América del Norte.