Assuming retail is required., the following results were found.


Re-food 4 Good (Portugal Retail)

Re-food 4 Good ( Portugal) Since the launch of the project more than 500 volunteers, well over 100 partners and more than 500 people are fed daily(with a real cost less than 10 cents per meal). The first core was replicated for the first time, on...

Working on Waste (Great Britain Retail)

Working on Waste ( Great Britain) Working on Waste is an collaborative industry-wide campaign led by IGD to help reduce household food waste. The companies involved are planning many different activities, but as a minimum everyone participating has...

Menu Dose Certa ( Portugal Retail)

Menu Dose Certa ( Portugal) The restaurant could get the campaign's official seal 'Menu Dose Certa' (the right size), which provides both advertising for the restaurant and an economic benefit to the municipality as are retrieved less food waste. The...

Buffet Dreieck (Switzerland Retail)

Buffet Dreieck ( Switzerland) No waste - let's taste! Restaurant using food surplus from a local organic food chain. Work with people who have difficulties finding a job. http://www.buffetdreieck.ch/nowaste.php

“Resurskocken” ( Sweden Retail)

“Resurskocken” ( Sweden) Since 2007 the store has reduced its food waste by 80 percent and sells 350 hot lunches a day. The project has also led to a change in attitude among staff members, orders are no longer overdone and knowledge about recycling...

Äss-bar (Switzerland Retail)

Äss-bar ( Switzerland) Alarmed by the shocking fact that 1/3 of all Swiss food goes to waste, consumers and producers are increasingly concerned about current food waste levels. This is where Äss-bar comes in - in collaboration with bakery chains they...

Next Door Help (Italy Retail)

Next Door Help ( Italy) Next Door Help is described as the first geo-localized item-sharing service connecting those with items or food for redistribution with those who require the items. http://nextdoorhelp.it/

Zéro Gâchis ( France Retail )

Zéro Gâchis ( France) Zéro Gâchis is a web and mobile platform that allows consumers to find food products near them at a significant discount (30-70% off) that need to be consumed rapidly (as nearing their sell-by date). https://zero-gachis.com/

Phénix (France Retail)

Phénix ( France) Convinced that the future is the collaborative economy and the optimized management of existing resources, the team PHENIX came together to create a pioneering organization of waste reduction and waste; and integrate this new...

Original Underpackt (Germany Retail)

Original Underpackt ( Germany) Original Unpacked is the first supermarket that does not use disposable packaging. The foods are kept in so-called bulk bins and can be transferred with the simplest means to the customers' own containers or in the case...

Less School Cafeteria Food in the Bins ( Sweden Retail)

Environment Authority of Gothenburg Municipality ( Sweden) The Environment Authority of Gothenburg Municipality developed an information campaign about environmental and financial consequences of food waste for the schools in the municipality. Teachers...

Conserverie Solidaire (France Retail)

Conserverie Solidaire ( France) Start-up that wants to produce jams, chutney, pickles and dried fruits from food surplus. Wants to work with disadvantaged people. Furthermore he wants to sensitize on food waste. http://www.acdcs.fr/

Robuust! (Belgium Retail)

Robuust! ( Belgium) Robuust! is the first packaging free store in Belgium! The idea? Precycling! Robuust tackles the problem of waste at the root by taking packaging out of the production process. This allows us to save natural resources, decrease the...

Meals on Wheels (Belgium Retail)

Meals on Wheels, a bedside meal approach ( Belgium) Meals on Wheels resulted in higher food intake during each meal, less waste and better use of oral nutritional supplements. Patients appreciated Meals on Wheels more than the old system in terms of...

Rejuce ( Great Britain Retail)

Rejuce ( Great Britain) Small business producing fruit juices and smoothies from surplus fruits from London markets. Thirty tonnes of surplus fruits have been turned into saleable products such as fruit juice and smoothies http://rejuce.co.uk/about/

Bro Gwaun Transition Town Café (Great Britain Retail)

Bro Gwaun Transition Town Café ( Great Britain) Transition Community Cafe in Fishguard reduces carbon emissions by preventing an average of 100 kilos of food going to landfill each week – the equivalent of 400 kg of carbon saving per week and 10.4...

Feeding 5000 Events (Europe Retail)

Feeding 5000 events ( Europe) Campaign delivers high profile events in cities across Europe where food that would have been wasted is cooked & served to passers by. Over 36,000 people have signed the pledge. Around 5,000 meals are made at each event....

Eurest (Sweden Retail)

Eurest ( Sweden) One day each month the food left by consumers, food wasted during cooking and discarded food was all weighed. The result was demonstrated to guests as well as staff under the heading “This is how much waste we all generate during one...

GEEF Cafe (Netherlands Retail)

GEEF Cafe ( Netherlands) GIVE is a " pay as you can "restaurant. This means that at GIVE tasty, healthy meals with no prices on the menu. You decide what you pay. It is also possible to volunteer in exchange for a meal. In this way, we want to make...

FoodLoop ( Germany Household)

FoodLoop ( Germany) FoodLoop offers food retailers the first platform to promote discounted "best before date" on-sale deals in real time, directly to user's smartphones. The aim is to significantly reduce waste, increase revenue for grocery retailers,...


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