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Waste360 looks at an ambitious policy action plan created by partners who have some large asks of Congress and President Biden.

NPR / YouTube After scrutinizing nearly every avocado in the produce section, you picked out the perfect one ... only to let it sit on your

ReFED Expands Team to Further Mission to End Food Waste National Nonprofit Hires Shawn Shepherd as New Director of Development and Promotes Alexandria Coari to Vice President of Capital, Innovation & Engagement Apr 06, 2021 New York, NY — ReFED — the only national nonprofit focused exclusively on ending food loss and waste across the food system — announces the appointment of Shawn Shepherd as the organization’s first Director of Development and the promotion of Alexandria Coari, Director of Capital & Innovation, to Vice President of Capital, Innovation & Engagement.  For more t...

Zero Hunger | Zero Waste: Supporting Innovation for a Sustainable Food System The future fate of our local and global food systems was nuanced, dire and precarious at best before 2020; in many ways, our food system still lies in shambles and is far from rebuilding what was lost this last year. Now more than ever, we need brave, just and ambitious collaborations to push innovative new ideas to feed 25% more people globally with diminishing resources. Join leading voices working towards a better food future, like Danielle Neirenberg of Food Tank, Joi Chevalier of The Cook’s Nook and Naturally...

It’s an unfortunate truth, but a good portion of our groceries end up in the garbage. That’s why taking the time to understand ways to reduce food waste is so important. Tossing the last of the berries that turned moldy or the container or half-eaten leftovers might not seem like a huge deal. But all those little bits can add up to a lot of extra waste. Between 30% and 40% of the U.S. food supply goes to waste,  according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.And the vast majority of those ingredients go straight to the landfill, generating massive amounts of greenhouse gases like methan...