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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.

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.

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.

Since partnering with the Fraser Valley Regional District in 2018, FoodMesh has built a network of over 180 charities, farmers, and businesses working together in the region to keep surplus food out of waste streams and put it to good use. Meet two of those organizations.

Choices Markets has donated 1 million meals to local charities. Hear how these donations are changing lives at a Vancouver recovery centre.

Since partnering with FoodMesh in 2018 to redistribute its unsold food, Save-On-Foods continues to show the grocery retail industry what is possible when it gives food a second chance.

Join this free webinar on November 5 to discover simple, practical ways to cut waste, save money, and strengthen your connection to the local community.

Starting October 2, these Love Food Hate Waste webinars will equip you and your community with the tips and tricks you need to spend more time with your food.

Grocery Business reports on the impact of this partnership.

Distributing food to families in need essential with food insecurity at all time high

The Ontario Food Collaborative hosted a webinar with FoodMesh's Jessica Regan and Megan Czerpak, to talk about the opportunities for both industry and governments to reduce food waste, save money and feed more. Read the key takeaways and watch a recording.

Learn more about FoodMesh's plans for the globally-recognized behaviour change campaign, Love Food Hate Waste

IGA of BC has hit the milestone of 2 million meals donated. Meet some of the organizations using its unsold food to help the growing number of Canadians facing food insecurity.

Find out how Save-On-Foods is raising the bar for food recovery by finding innovative ways to ensure all unsold food—edible or not—goes to its highest and best use.

In donating its unsold food to local charities, Buy-Low Foods is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations.

FoodMesh is now the driving force behind this national campaign, designed to provide Canadians with practical tools and tips to prevent food waste at home.

Meet Claire, FoodMesh's Operation Specialist. When she’s not working to strengthen food security and sustainability through FoodMesh’s partnerships, you might find her exploring the ocean depths-snorkel in hand!

FoodMesh connects businesses with charities that help people struggling with food insecurity to ensure the region's surplus food isn't going to waste. The Vancouver Sun reports.

Find out what’s changed and why.

The Regional District of North Okanagan has awarded funding to FoodMesh for the third year to support growth and maintenance of the North Okanagan Food Recovery Network.

Find out how one Fraser Valley farm is ensuring none of its surplus produce goes to waste.

In donating its unsold food to local charities, Quality Foods is providing hunger-relief organizations with a regular and reliable supply of fresh food donations.

This guest post by Sheer Logistics explores how your business can optimize your supply chain to reduce food waste.

To mark Hunger Action Month, the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste, store staff see firsthand the impact of their food donations on the community.