During an evening co-hosted by TouchBistro, we moderated a panel with experts from GrowNYC, City Harvest and MintScraps.
Tag: food waste
Tomato tops, celery butts, carrot shavings and other produce scraps not normally sold are now being repurposed for both human and animal consumption.
Reading these stories makes me feel more connected to my chosen home, which no matter where I live, is as much as I can hope for.
Rescuing Leftover Cuisine accepts any amount of food and, with a simple tech, connects and mobilizes volunteers willing to pick up and drop off donations.
He and other food-world bigwigs are throwing their weight behind the massive problem.
New York-based Foodstand connects users in over 50 countries for both online and in-person activism.
Baldor’s goal is nothing short of total: absolutely nothing sent to the landfills.
The local burger’s made almost entirely from pieces of fish that would otherwise be thrown out.
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The salad, which costs $8.60 and includes roasted bread butts, carrot peels and broccoli stalks, will stay on Sweetgreen menus through late September.
Their innovation is a simple one: They sell their greens alive, still growing in trays so that there is no decay between the farm and the plate. Just snip, wash and eat.
“Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story” premiers on April 22 at 10 p.m. on MSNBC.
