of all food produced in Canada
is never consumed
of that waste occurs
along the supply chain
of that waste
is avoidable
families are
food insecure
We bring together all parts of the supply chain into one digital network.
We facilitate the exchange between organizations that have surplus food, with organizations that need it.
We track the diverted food, so we can report on the impact it’s having and provide our partners with actionable business intelligence to prevent food waste in the future.
The FoodMesh network is made up of 2,500+ registered organizations from all elements of the food supply chain.
Meals provided
Food rescued (KG)
CO2 emissions saved (KG)
Money saved ($)
The latest updates, news and events from FoodMesh.
Meet Laura, FoodMesh's Head of Finance. When she's not busy tracking, analyzing and modelling financial information for FoodMesh, chances are you'll find her on her paddleboard or taking in the view at Spanish Banks....
24 September, 2021 Get to know the team
We have been conditioned to expect food to look a certain way, so grown food that is not considered 'perfect' doesn't have a market, and thus isn't even picked...
16 September, 2021 Food waste facts
Meet Sid, FoodMesh's Retail Food Recovery Program trainer. He spends his time visiting stores on the program, training staff on how to maximize the amount of edible food they donate to our charity partners. ...
14 September, 2021 Get to know the team