Team member Madelin Sims was invited to the Grace Community Food Walk last weekend and got some amazing recognition for helping out with the food drive!!! ππ
Be sure to check out our amazing team member, Cameron in the News Journal. He attended a Flagler Beach City Hall meeting to speak out about food waste!!!!ππ
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Waste Not Want Not met with the wonderful ladies that make our food at ITMS. We are working hard to get a share table in place in our cafeteria!!! π
It is a routine business practice in the retail grocery industry to overstock food, not in the expectation to sell it all, but to allow customers to see a bounty of food. If they didn't, many items wouldn't be sold.
Thank you so much @MHSPirateNation for allowing your builders club to meet with us today, we learned so much and look forward to working with you in the upcoming months!!! #mhs#itms#hashbrown
Since food waste has an increasingly harmful impact on our economy, environment and nourishment, how might we implement new alternatives regarding food-disposal in Flagler County so that food waste is reduced in 2019 and beyond?
When several tons of rotting food is aggregated and compacted together within a landfill, the anaerobic conditions results in methane, a greenhouse gas that is over twenty times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping heat.