Fareshare is a food redistribution charity. Their concept is simple but brilliant – take edible food that would otherwise have been thrown away, and feed it to people in need.
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Weedkiller found in wide range of breakfast foods aimed at children theguardian.com/environment/20… 3 days ago
Enough food wasted in Africa each year to feed 300 million. One young man's cracking invention to help tackle this massive issue bbc.co.uk/news/business-… Retweeted by BhamFoodCouncil 4 days ago
UK could run out of food a year from now with no-deal Brexit, NFU warns theguardian.com/politics/2018/… 6 days ago
@MKMRogers @thedancingflea @KateRaworth Already close to the top of the To Read pile on my kitchen table! Nearly finished 'The Human Planet' by @SimonLLewis & @ProfMarkMaslin, a book I thought would change my mind. And it has. I recommend it. penguin.co.uk/books/298037/t… 1 week ago
This is honestly such an amazing idea. Fruit and veg are so expensive compared to unhealthy foods. Many people on low incomes who can’t usually afford to spend loads on fruit and veg will finally be able to do so for much cheaper. twitter.com/LidlUK/status/… Retweeted by BhamFoodCouncil 2 weeks ago
This is why we do the work we do. The time for action is now. uk.businessinsider.com/hsbc-warns-ear… 1 week ago
Cost me 47p too. 1 week ago
The largest and best looking head of broccoli in the supermarket this afternoon. #drought #heatwave #foodsecurity pic.twitter.com/w9mD6gCxUC 1 week ago
