The hottest Food Waste Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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The Rotten Apple 10 implied HN points 20 Jan 25
  1. The European Food Safety Authority has identified five emerging risks related to food safety that businesses should be aware of. It's important for food safety professionals to stay informed about these risks and their relevance.
  2. Reducing food waste is key for businesses looking to improve sustainability. Implementing strategies like setting targets, measuring waste, and taking action can lead to significant cost savings.
  3. A team approach involving various business functions can enhance food waste reduction efforts. Small changes across processes can make a big difference in minimizing waste and boosting profits.
Hothouse // Solutions 2 implied HN points 19 Dec 24
  1. You can reduce food waste by using leftover ingredients to make desserts, like turning old bread into pudding.
  2. Try using plant-based ingredients in your baking. They can sometimes make your treats taste even better, like using oil instead of butter to keep cakes moist.
  3. Experiment with different types of flour in your baking. Mixing in whole grains or other flours can be good for your health and the environment.
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Low Fidelity 39 implied HN points 12 Apr 23
  1. Over 34 million people in the US, with 9 million being children, suffer from food insecurity due to economic challenges.
  2. Food waste is a major issue, with approximately 39% coming from households, totaling about 42 billion pounds annually.
  3. Practicing mindful eating, like examining the journey of food before consumption, can raise awareness and appreciation for the food we have.
Save Our Happy Place 3 implied HN points 18 Jul 23
  1. Composting reduces waste sent to landfills and cuts methane emissions, improving soil health and conserving water.
  2. To start composting, check for nearby composting sites or community programs, or make your own compost at home.
  3. Advocate for municipal composting infrastructure to save costs and cut landfill waste by lobbying city council members.