Elizabeth Yorke
Founding Partner

Elizabeth Yorke is a chef, food systems researcher, and advocate for sustainable food innovation. She co-leads Edible Issues, a collective exploring the future of food in India, and is the founder of Saving Grains, an initiative upcycling food by-products into nutritious, flavourful products. Through her work with Spudnik Farms Foundation, Elizabeth champions indigenous crops like tubers and community-led food systems. With a background in culinary arts, design thinking, and sustainability, her work bridges agriculture, food innovation, and waste, using food as a tool for climate resilience, circularity, and joy.

Coffee, Circularity and the City

Celebrating Cacao on World Chocolate Day

edible goes Bananas

Library of Edible Issues

Enthucutlet

Nutrition Unpacked - Virtual Dinner & Conversation

Who Feeds Bengaluru

Wast(ED) — Tea & Conversations on Food Waste

Te per Te — Reggio Children, Italy

LOCI Food Lab — Mumbai
Rethinking Sustainability at The Bombay Canteen

Food Shapers Series

Food Innovation Global Mission

Recipes of the River

Where Roots Speak: Tubers and What They Can Teach Us

Fungal Entanglements: A Sensory Journey

Landscaping the Field of Agriculture in India

Roots to Resilience

Ripe for Change

SEASONED #1 : Cultures for Climate