The partnership will see the healthy food and juice chain opening outlets across all of the Sodexo business, from workplace catering to universities, hospitals & government locations.
The first site will be opening in Summer 2018, and there is a pipeline of sites under review.
Shane Kavanagh, CEO of Crussh commented: “This is a really significant partnership for us and provides an incredible opportunity to bring our brand of healthy food and juice to a new audience in locations where we think we can make a real difference.
“Our goal at Crussh is to improve the wellbeing of our people and our customers, and since we began this process we have felt a great alignment with Sodexo’s aim to promote quality of life services. We have been working on this for some time, and we can’t wait to get the first site opened."
Dan Corlett, Sodexo service operations head of food platform added: “We’re delighted to partner with Crussh and bring this innovative and healthy brand to our clients and customers and complement our sustainability strategy Better Tomorrow 2025.”
Sodexo has also announced this week that it is to ban the purchase of all plastic straws and stirrers.
The company says it is committed to phasing out single use plastic bags and polystyrene foam items such as cups, lids and food containers by 2020.
Edwina Hughes, Corporate Responsibility Director at Sodexo UK & Ireland, said: “Prevention is a key step in addressing this issue and we will always endeavour to prevent waste where we can. However, where disposables are still necessary we will encourage the use of an environmentally friendly alternative. Any improvements we can make, we will make.”