Posts tagged food waste solutions
Tackling food waste on college campuses
Tackling food waste on college campuses

Twenty-two million pounds of food is wasted annually on college campuses across the United States according to the National Resource Defense Council. Managing organic waste disposal responsibly is paramount in mitigating the consequences of climate change. What are academic institutions doing to combat the college campus food waste dilemma and how can you help?

Read More
Food wasteHaley HutchinsonComposting, Food Waste, food waste solutions, food waste on college campuses, sustainable diningComment
We waste lots of food. Can grocery store Happy Hours help?
We waste lots of food. Can grocery store Happy Hours help?

While US food chains have improved over the last year, they still have a long way to go to mitigate the nearly 133 billion pounds of food wasted each year. European grocers are taking creative and political steps to lower their waste. Here are a few ways you can help solve this problem at home.

Read More
Food wasteJacqui Spearsfood waste, food waste solutions, grocery stores, grocery stores waste, preventing waste, grocery shopping, American grocery stores, European grocery stores, expiration date, Expired food, zero waste, corporate waste, save food, expirations, Tips to prevent waste, USDA waste, wasted food, CBD food waste, FAO food waste, FAO, Food donations, Center for Biological Diversity, Happy Hour, CBD, waste less, food waste stats, walmart, kroger, trader joes, zero waste zero hunger, europe, europe food waste, european grocery stores, s group, food happy hours, wefood, denmark food waste, real junk food project, banning bulk, bulk food, france, french grocery stores, rema 1000, norway food, norway bulk, tesco food waste, food freshness, bulk stores, ugly produce, Imperfect Produce, olio, no waste, how to waste less food, cutting food waste at grocery stores, happy hours at grocery stores, low waste grocery stores, krogers Comments
There’s a problem with “compostable” containers
There’s a problem with “compostable” containers

Reason to avoid compostable containers, and non-toxic alternatives

Read More
Food wasteEmily Castlecompostable containers, PFAs, fast-casual food, food waste, food waste solutions, Genera, to-go containers, compost, PFAs contamination, molded fiber, forever chemicals, biodegradable products institute, fluorination, Genera Energy, landfill waste, microplastics, plastic pollution, slow food, biomass sorghum, switchgrass, wheat straw, polyculture, sustainable grass, food packaging, chemical additivesComment