Read our response to Rachel McCormack's recent opinion piece in the Guardian about our latest report on supermarket food waste.
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Despite many laudable initiatives to tackle food waste, supermarkets are so far failing to successfully reduce waste.
It takes 1000 litres of water to produce just one litre of milk. Yet in the UK, milk is cheaper to buy than water.
Brexit presents an opportunity for the health of people and soil, can the government sow the seeds of a better and fairer food system?
Food waste generated in UK operations remains stubbornly stuck at the 0.5% of food sold mark, much like previous years.
Our groceries retail market is already one of the most concentrated in the world.
We need to talk about productivity in terms of wasting less – not producing more.
Over 75% of pig farmers and agricultural professionals support overturning the current ban on feeding leftovers to pigs.
The evidence shows we can safely feed surplus food to pigs.
Unfair trading practices such as cancelled orders and last-minute order amendments cost farmers dearly
I thus implore young people to become more involved with Feedback.
Farmers surveyed for this report wasted on average 10–16% on typical years, equal to around 22,000–37,000 tonnes
There are many ways to get involved in our work.
New to the food waste scandal? Want to deepen your own, or your organisation’s knowledge?
Got surplus food and want to feed bellies not bins?
We are awarding our first Total Bull award to Tesco for their unflinching commitment to fake farm branding.
25 tonnes is a serious amount of pumpkin.
The government has decided it’s time to put its head in the sand on the massive challenge of food waste.
Under current law certain food can be fed to pigs.
Feedback has always supported the farmers that feed us, and measures to produce a fair and sustainable food system.
The new Community of Experts will help users share and access information and ideas to develop and deliver their own initiatives.
The food waste movement in North America is growing and taking on a life of its own.
Our current method of livestock production is inherently wasteful.