Fighting Food Waste
BBC World Hacks
Food waste is a global problem. According to the UN, one third of the food that we produce is being thrown away.
Two London-based technology start-ups aim to change that.
Smartphone app Olio encourages people to share food they no longer want with their neighbours.
Meanwhile, Winnow has developed a smart bin which allows chefs to record how much food they’re throwing away, so they can make their kitchens more efficient.
BBC World Service - BBC World Hacks, Fighting Food Waste
Here's Olio:
Tackling food waste around the world: our top 10 apps | Guardian Sustainable Business | The Guardian
Join the food sharing revolution
OLIO connects neighbours with each other and with local shops so surplus food and other items can be shared, not thrown away
If you love food, hate waste, care about the environment or want to connect with your community, OLIO is for you.
JOIN NOW
BBC World Service - BBC World Hacks, Fighting Food Waste
Here's Olio:
Tackling food waste around the world: our top 10 apps | Guardian Sustainable Business | The Guardian
Join the food sharing revolution
OLIO connects neighbours with each other and with local shops so surplus food and other items can be shared, not thrown away
If you love food, hate waste, care about the environment or want to connect with your community, OLIO is for you.
JOIN NOW
OLIO - The Food Sharing Revolution
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OLIO app - How It Works - YouTube
And here's Winnow:
Clever bins that save money - BBC News
Could this startup shame restaurants into wasting less food? | Guardian Small Business Network | The Guardian
Shine a light on food waste in your kitchen
Join thousands of chefs worldwide saving money and time by transforming their kitchens into intelligent operations
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