Where does surplus food come from?
In donating its unsold food to local charities, Fresh St. Market is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations. ...
16 February, 2026 Food waste facts
We help organizations waste less and feed more.
Our professional food recovery services help businesses divert the maximum volume of unsalable food away from waste streams and onto the plates of people who need it.

of all food produced in Canada
is never consumed

of that waste occurs
along the supply chain

of that waste
is avoidable

people in Canada
are food insecure

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The FoodMesh network is made up of 2,500+ organizations from all elements of the food supply chain.
Our services connect organizations with surplus food to other organizations that can put it to good use, so together, we can waste less and feed more.


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FoodMesh became B Corp Certified in spring 2021 with an impact score of 109, and recertified in 2024 with an impact score of 120.

The latest updates, news and events from FoodMesh.
In donating its unsold food to local charities, Fresh St. Market is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations. ...
16 February, 2026 Food waste factsIn donating its unsold food to local charities, Fresh St. Market is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations. ...
30 January, 2026 Announcements Business spotlights Managed food diversion servicesIn donating its unsold food to local charities, Fresh St. Market is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations. ...
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