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New supermarket plans for Harrogate will create 100 jobs
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Tesco Extra Hemel Hempstead donates delivery van to help charity tackle food poverty
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A BRADFORD charity food service that started up in a bus stop during the first lockdown is going from strength to strength. Better Eat Food Service CIC, which started life in a bus stop, has been supporting its community throughout the Covid-19 pandemic by providing food to an average of 200 people each week thanks to food provided by local Tesco stores. Better Eat receives food parcels containing a variety of food products provided through Tesco’s Community Food Connection scheme, which is run in partnership with food redistribution charity FareShare. Run by a team of 18 volunteers, Better Eat collects, sorts and distributes food from Tesco stores and other sources in the area to help reduce surplus food and provide supplies for local people who rely on this service as their weekly access to free food.
Community Food Connection hosts ribbon cutting for new location
Officials said the new location will help the nonprofit better help people in Blount County who need extra food assistance. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 11:26 PM EDT July 22, 2021
BLOUNT COUNTY, Tenn. The Community Food Connection held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday for their new location. With it, they said they hope to better help families in Blount County who may not have reliable access to food.
The organization is a nonprofit that works to reduce food insecurity across the county. It started in 1991 when a group of churches, concerned citizens and the Blount County Ecumenical Action Council decided to pool resources and fill food pantries.
Today, WWF and Tesco publish
Driven to Waste, a new report that quantifies the total amount of food lost on farms globally, revealing an estimated 2.5 billion tonnes of food
2 goes uneaten around the world each year. That is an increase of approximately 1.2 billion tonnes on the established estimates of 1.3 billion tonnes wasted each year. These new estimates indicate that of all the food grown, approximately 40 per cent goes uneaten, which is higher than the previously estimated figure of 33% 3.
Driven to Waste is the first quantification of total on-farm food losses since 2011. When combined with updated data on loss in supply chains and waste at retail and consumption, we have a clearer picture of the scale of food loss and waste from farm to fork that demonstrates for the first time how imperative it is that this stage is no longer overlooked in efforts to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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