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Buying loose fruit and veg could save 8.2 million baskets of food waste. Should we remove the packaging?
96%Yes, save our food!
4%No, keep the packaging!
70 votes • Final results📣 Save the date!
We’re excited to share that #FoodWasteActionWeek will be back from 9 - 13 March 2026 💚
👉 Watch this space for updates! Get ready for simple hacks, practical tips and easy wins to help you save more of the food you love.
#FoodWasteActionWeek #LoveFoodHateWaste #SaveTheDate #FoodWaste #Sustainability
🍛 Recipe of the Month: Chicken Katsu Curry
A perfect warming dish now the weather’s turned chilly! 🥶
Make sure to recycle any bits you can’t eat, like veg peelings, if food waste is collected where you live
Full recipe 👇 bit.ly/485VqIF
🥕🍏 November’s here and it's time for cosy soups, stews & traybakes! Seasonal stars like carrots, leeks, onions & apples are at their best. Find out what’s in season 👉 bit.ly/3J9TkiE
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Pumpkins are not just Halloween decorations, but are a tasty and versatile vegetable. 🫶
They're cheap, nutritious, delicious, grow abundantly in the UK and can be cooked in lots of different ways. 🥧🍲🍪
Here’s our quick guide to cooking with pumpkin. foodsavvy.org.uk/eat-your-pu…
📻 Did you catch Love Food Hate Waste's expert, Senior Specialist Tom Quested on @BBCRadio2 with Jeremy Vine? 🎙️
Tom delivered a warm, insightful and inspiring conversation, highlighting how small changes can make a big difference in reducing food waste 🌍🙌
🎧 Listen here from around 34 minutes in 👉 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002jt…
🍽️ Best place for food? On your plate. But for the scraps you can’t eat (eggshells, peelings, bones)… recycling makes a big difference! Eat what you can. Recycle what you can’t 💚Check out our sister brand @RecycleNow's Recycling Locator at RecycleNow.com to see if food waste recycling is available in your area.
The fields are full of pumpkins and squashes 🎃🍠 and this month brings lots of delicious treats to our tables! Check out our 'What's In Season?' blog post for top tips when preparing, cooking and storing fruit and veg that's in season this month: bit.ly/46aTij8
🍌🍋 Did you know? Bananas and lemons are the most common fruit or veg bought loose, while potatoes and apples are the least. With 510,000 tonnes of potatoes binned every year, even small changes in shopping habits can make a big difference 💚
We’re excited to be quoted in a new piece from @MoneySavingeExp all about saving food and money. The article is packed with 15 top tips to help you stop wasting food and drink 👏
👉 Check it out for simple swaps and ideas you can put into action today: bit.ly/4nGuTYM
🌍 Today is the International Day of Food Loss and Waste, a global call to action to step up efforts to cut food waste and build a more sustainable future for everyone 💚
How much do you know about food loss and waste? Test your skills and take the quiz 👉 fao.org/interactive/food-los… @FAO #FLW #FLWDay
Our mate Ally the aluminium says:
🥺 “Don’t bin me! Foil can be recycled again and again and again.” After you’ve used foil for leftovers, rescue Al from the rubbish and recycle! 👉 Check how at @RecycleNow’s Recycling Locator: RecycleNow.com #RecycleWeek #RescueMeRecycle
One way food waste is recycled is by in-vessel composting where it’s transformed into nutrient-rich compost 🌱
👉 Some areas use another method called anaerobic digestion, which makes renewable energy ⚡- check out our previous video for how that works.
Not sure if you can recycle food waste from home? Check @RecycleNow’s Recycling Locator at RecycleNow.com, or check with your local council.
Ever wondered what happens to food waste after it’s collected? One way is anaerobic digestion, where food waste is turned into renewable energy ⚡
👉 There’s also another method called in-vessel composting. Keep tuned, we will show you how that works in our next video!
Not sure if you can recycle food waste from home? Check @RecycleNow’s Recycling Locator at RecycleNow.com, or check with your local council.
Delicious served with all the accompaniments; guacamole, sour cream, grated cheese, jalapeño chillies and tortilla chips.
🧑🍳 Top tip: When cooking a mince dish like this one, it makes sense to double up and freeze a second meal for another day.
💡 Remember to recycle bits that you can't eat, like 🫑pepper tops and vegetable peelings in your food waste caddy.
Not sure if you can recycle food waste from home? Check out our sister brand @RecycleNow's Recycling Locator at bit.ly/4g7qV7a to see if food waste recycling is available in your area.
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Goodbye summer, hello 'ber months! 🍐 From spiced pear compote to cauliflower tacos 🌮 head over to our 'September - What's in season?' article for all the inspiration you need – and don’t forget to let us know what’s on your menu this month! bit.ly/429LLP1
A speedy supper for one made in one bowl that is delicious and saves on washing up!
This comforting dish can be made using whatever leftover veggies you have in your kitchen.
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The summer holidays are here, and with them, lots of picnics outdoors! Get your August meal plans sorted with our tasty suggestions for using up fresh ingredients this month: bit.ly/45gbUwr
This article is full of tips to save food from being wasted at home, whether you're buying loose or buying in bulk: bit.ly/3UySMVh
Where are you storing your potatoes? If you want them to last as long as possible, make sure they're in the fridge! express.co.uk/life-style/foo…
Start the weekend off right and prepare the ultimate brunch with our mouth-wateringly delicious French Toast recipe. It saves food from the bin by using up any leftover stale bread and transforming it into a dish of dreams: bit.ly/3IC3GHh
From tasty tomatoes to soft summer fruits, the fresh, locally grown produce available this month is the best it’s been all year! If your July meal plans could use some inspiration, head over to our July blog article: bit.ly/4kHvF5C














