Florida Food Waste Prevention Week April 5 – 9, 2021 There will be special, virtual presentations throughout Florida Food Waste Prevention Week to highlight the amazing working being done to reduce food waste in the great state of Florida. Please join us when you can! Tuesday, April 6: Farms & Schools Reducing Food…
Help Us Reduce Wasted Food Infographic! Want tips on how to reduce wasted food? Great! Take time to view, use, share, and download the FREE infographic on Reducing Wasted Food. It is a benefit of membership, courtesy of the Organics Recycling Committee with information provided by the Environmental Protection Agency. How can you get involved?…
What are the challenges facing Florida as well as the rest of the US regarding food waste?. Please review the questions below and offer input you may have no later than March 19, 2021 to heather@recyclefloridatoday.org. What do you consider to be priority policy areas for advancing wasted food management in your state or…
Florida Food Waste Prevention Week (FFWPW) April 5-9, 2021 Recycle Florida Today, Inc. is a founding partner in Florida Food Waste Prevention Week (FFWPW). This unprecedented statewide, public/private collaboration seeks to raise awareness about the benefits of reducing food waste and inspire action to change behavior in our homes, workplaces, and communities. During…
Latest update – March 27, 2020 Conference Postponed Our 30th Annual Conference and Exhibition Over the past several days the RFT Board and I have been monitoring COVID-19 here in Florida closely, as well as reaching out and listening to the concerns of our members. The health, safety, and well-being of our members…
Webinar March 30 – Reducing and Recovering Wasted Food in Schools – Lessons from the Cafeteria Line! – FREE webinar – March 30, 2017 1:00pm – 2:30pm EST Thursday March 30, 2017 1:00pm – 2:30pm EST Reducing and Recovering Wasted Food in Schools – Lessons from the Cafeteria Line! REGISTER HERE for this FREE webinar or…
Reducing Food Waste, Fighting Food Insecurity in Garden State Keeping food out of dumps could help reduce methane in atmosphere, while making sure it makes the plate should help hold down hunger Intending to deal with both a social and an environmental problem, a Senate committee yesterday approved a five-bill legislative package to try to…
