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WasteWorld March 8th 2023 – Food Waste Action Week and Prepping for your Events!

It's Food Waste Action Week!
 
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Welcome to Wednesday, 8th March Edition.

In today's Waste World:
  • It's Food Waste Action Week!
  • Waste Price Watch – what's happening in the waste market?
  • Sector Focus – we take a look at events waste!
  • What we've been reading – quirky stories that have interested us this week!

ARTICLE

Food Waste Action Week

Win, Don't Bin!

This week marks Food Waste Action Week organised by WRAP. The week aims to encourage people to use up their leftovers to reduce the amount of food waste they're producing and save money, time and the planet.


A study from WRAP found that around a quarter of all food cooked ends up wasted. They discovered that, among this, UK homes are throwing away 20 million slices of bread and 3.1 million glasses of milk every single day! Love Food Hate Waste found that an estimated 4.5 million tonnes of food that could have been eaten is thrown away in UK households every year – this is worth around £14 billion a year!


To check out our top five tips for reducing food waste, check out our blog here. Or, to learn about our food waste recycling service, click here.

 

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MARKETS

Waste Price Watch

Each issue we bring you the latest market prices for recycling; plus the cost of PRN (Packaging Recycling Note) and landfill fees.

For full detail and up to date prices click here. For details on PRNs click here. 

SECTOR FOCUS 

Focus on Events Waste

Are you ready for your events?

Planning an event can be stressful. With so many different factors to consider, waste can get lost behind. So, we've put together a checklist for everything you'll need to make sure your event's waste management runs as smoothly as possible.


Waste at a festival can include anything from leftover tents to discarded cutlery so managing all the different waste streams can be tricky. You'll need to consider everything from food waste bins to litter pickers to make sure your site is left as clean as you found it. Each year, it's estimated that over 25,000 tonnes of waste is generated at festivals. So, it's important that all your waste streams are covered!


To read our full events waste checklist, check out our guide and to learn more about how Flame UK can support your event's waste management, click here.


     
   

NEWS

Litter picking gear from recycled face masks:

A local council have begun using recycled face masks and ocean plastics to make their new litter picking equipment.

   
   
Roads made out of recycled coffee cups:

Nearly 136,000 used coffee cups were used to make a road in West Sydney as part of a pilot project to make more sustainable roads!

   
   
 
 
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