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Food campaigners pull their fingers out to divert bycatch into local tummies Schoolchildren are among those to have already sampled the results of the Plymouth Fish Finger Project Conservation Environment Food Society Sustainable Development
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Six ways to head towards a zero-waste home kitchen Reaching zero-waste in a home kitchen can feel an impossible ambition. Here are six ways to begin Environment Food Lifestyle Society
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Thinking outside the bin at the world’s first zero-waste restaurant Waste is a failure of the imagination, goes the adage at Silo: the world’s first zero-waste restaurant Environment Food Lifestyle
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Six solutions to food waste (plus, what you can do at home) A third of all food produced is never eaten, meanwhile millions go hungry. What can be done? Here are six simple solutions Environment Food Society Wellbeing
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The label you touch to know if your food’s gone bad – and the woman pioneering it Best before dates aren’t always accurate. Luckily, Solveiga Pakštaitė’s solution is Written in partnership with Green Alley Award
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‘It’s great to know how much of a difference it’s making to people’ A charity that turns surplus food into meals for hungry people has had to adapt to the lockdown, as one volunteer explains Environment Society
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