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Food Waste Feeds Animals
Each morning at PrideRock Wildlife Refuge, staff and volunteers diligently prepare 300 pounds of food for the 32 tigers, lions and cougars that call the…
Organics Recycling Win in California
Quest is helping one of the nation’s largest healthy grocery store chains expand its food waste diversion program and stay ahead of regulations in California….
Retail Food Waste and the Supply Chain
In the developed economy of the United States, approximately 80 percent of food loss takes place at the retail and consumer levels of the supply chain….
Retail Food Waste White Paper
Food waste has become a substantial issue in developed countries like the United States in recent years. It impacts the wellbeing of both consumers and…
Food Waste by the Numbers
What is Food Waste? Food waste is one element of “food loss,” a measurable amount of the post-harvest food supply, which is not consumed for…
Direct-Feed Food Recycling that Works
Located in Locust Grove, Georgia and spanning 250 acres, Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary is a non-profit organization “dedicated to bringing children and animals together with…
5 Grocer Benefits To Participating In A Food Recycling Program
Every day grocery stores generate large amounts of food waste – unsellable meat, seafood, fat and bones coming from either their food preparation department or…
Why U.S. Companies Are Rooting Out Food Waste
We’ve become a throwaway society. Leftovers from a dinner out get tossed into the trash. Bruised or past due supermarket produce winds up in dumpsters…
Reducing Food Waste – Food Waste Recycling For Business
Ever heard of the food recovery hierarchy pyramid? Sounds a little mysterious, doesn’t it? Have no fear, the food recovery hierarchy pyramid is simply guidance…
Food Waste Recycling Takes A Bite Out Of Sanctuary Food Budgets
Every day across the United States, animal sanctuaries offer large animals a safe haven from neglected and/or abusive past. In most cases animal sanctuaries operate…
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