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Let’s save the food

The good news: there’s something we can do.
The better news: it’s easy. And we’ve already got everything we need – it’s right in the refrigerator. Let’s do this.

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Wasting food Wastes Everything.

Water. Fuel. Labor. Money. Love.

SHOPPING WITH A PLAN HELPS YOUR WALLET

A 4-person family loses $1500 a year on wasted food. Saving that would basically be a raise.

Drag the slider to see how much your family could save.

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Using up leftovers helps the environment

Food is the number one thing in America’s landfills, and it contributes more to climate pollution than all of the cars in Georgia. Luckily, we can fix it.

Here's the difference between food eaten and food tossed.

eaten

tossed

seafood

seafood produced wasted

Fruits + Vegetables

fruits veggie produced wasted

Grain Products

grain products produced wasted

Meat

meat produced wasted

Milk

milk produced wasted
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% for entire supply chain calculated collectively for USA, Canada, Australia & New Zealand.

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being smarter about food helps save water. (lots of it.)

We wouldn’t run the shower for 104 minutes, but that’s how much water it takes to make a pound of chicken.

water wasted,
measured in shower minutes

5

1lb of tomatoes min tomato

42

1lb of bananas min banana

60

1lb of white rice min rice

90

4oz of chocolate min chocolate

122

1lb of cheese min cheese

370

1lb of beef min beef

Food lasts longer
than we think.

When we store food just right, it lasts longer. And luckily, we’ve got the tricks to help.

It’s okay for veggies to wilt and soften. Really. It
happens with time and doesn’t mean they’re bad.

quick tricks to keep food better, longer:

  1. HERBS

    Keep herbs like cut flowers – with their stems in a glass of water.

  2. AVOCADOS

    Place ripe avocados in the fridge, they’ll last longer.

  3. FLOUR

    Keep flour fresher almost twice as long by freezing it.

  4. CHEESE

    Wrap leftover cheese loosely in wax paper, not plastic.

  5. BROWN SUGAR

    Use a slice of bread to soften up hardened brown sugar.