The app Food for All is working to reduce food waste by offering surplus food from restaurants for a cheaper price, a few hours before the eateries close.
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With growing systems like SproutsIO, it’s getting easier for restaurants to grow their own high-quality ingredients on-site.
Plus mark your calendars for 2018.
“No community can be made by shutting people out. We’re here championing the message of inclusiveness.”
Mezcal is following the rise of tequila, making it all the more important for the sector to get ahead of the curve in terms of sustainability.
We talked to ReFED’s program manager Katy Franklin about leveraging tools and technologies to reduce food waste through policy and innovation.
We talk to Dock to Dish about tech’s ability to help improve transparency and traceability.
We talked with the Blue Hill co-owner about how restaurants can use technology behind-the-scenes without interfering with the customer experience.
We talked to Joe Swartz of AmHydro about the importance of finding the appropriate combination of technologies to fit any given situation.
We talked to Mike Lee about his vision for the future of the supermarket, and for a food system that is both biodiverse and highly individualized.
Few food publications are better equipped to help us answer this question than Food52, and they’ll be joining us next month at Food Loves Tech to do so.
Leading up to Food Loves Tech, we chat with the United Nations Development Programme about how sometimes the simplest interventions hold a lot of utility.
