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Food Waste Is a Problem. Here’s How Restaurants Like Eataly Dallas Are Fighting It With the ‘Too Good To Go’ App
by David Seeley | May 17, 2023
After launching in Denmark and saving 20 million meals to date in Europe, Too Good To Go continued its U.S. expansion today by launching across Texas. Restaurant and grocery partners on the app pack their surplus food into "Surprise Bags" that are sold to customers at one-third of the item's retail value.
by Lance Murray |
Mar 16, 2023
The flexible pH sensor's small size—it's just 2 millimeters long and 10 millimeters wide—makes it possible to incorporate the sensor into current food packaging methods, such as plastic wrapping.
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by Dave Moore |
Apr 14, 2022
Last year, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport partnered with Dallas-based Turn Compost to collect and haul food waste from terminal concessions. Since March 2021, 60 tons have been composted.
Community farms and gardens including Bonton Farms, F.A.R.M., Misty Moon Farms, and many others benefit from donated animal feed and compost.
Community farms and gardens including Bonton Farms, F.A.R.M., Misty Moon Farms, and many others benefit from donated animal feed and compost.
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by Liz Goodwin |
Jul 8, 2019
Quest connects national clients with zero-waste disposal solutions, and its headquarters in Plano reflect that. It's all about living the brand—from tables made of tires to a grocery crate conference room, the Quest HQ is filled with artfully sustainable features. Take a look inside.
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Cowboy Compost Works to Recycle Food Waste
by Rachel Hawkins | Nov 18, 2016
The company, formed by the director of the Fort Worth Symphony, picks up food waste and converts it to soil.
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