Sentences with phrase «circular food economy»

Dr Steve Lapidge, Director, Science Partnerships, South Australian Research and Development Institute RETAINING NUTRIENTS FOR GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY: Everyone has a role to play in establishing the circular food economy, 29 August 2016

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Advancing a circular economy in flexible packaging is a clear trend as well as a challenge: keeping food and beverages arriving fresh to our tables implies increasing use of more sophisticated multilayer packaging solutions.

Expert presentations covered diverse topics including food waste and the circular economy, urban and rural case studies on harnessing food waste, and a panel discussion on the food supply chain, with presentations from primary production, manufacturing and distribution, retail and food service, and hospitality experts.

Presentation — Food waste and the circular economy (PDF - 944.23 KB) Presentation — Harnessing food waste — CLEAN Cowra inc (PDF - 12.4 MB) Presentation — Harnessing food waste — City of Melbourne (PDF - 824.28 KB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Food Innovation Australia Limited (PDF - 1.19 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Simplot Australia Limited (PDF - 1.41 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Sydney Fish Markets (PDF - 1.99 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Closed Loop Environmental Solutions (PDF - 463.04Food waste and the circular economy (PDF - 944.23 KB) Presentation — Harnessing food waste — CLEAN Cowra inc (PDF - 12.4 MB) Presentation — Harnessing food waste — City of Melbourne (PDF - 824.28 KB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Food Innovation Australia Limited (PDF - 1.19 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Simplot Australia Limited (PDF - 1.41 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Sydney Fish Markets (PDF - 1.99 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Closed Loop Environmental Solutions (PDF - 463.04food waste — CLEAN Cowra inc (PDF - 12.4 MB) Presentation — Harnessing food waste — City of Melbourne (PDF - 824.28 KB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Food Innovation Australia Limited (PDF - 1.19 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Simplot Australia Limited (PDF - 1.41 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Sydney Fish Markets (PDF - 1.99 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Closed Loop Environmental Solutions (PDF - 463.04food waste — City of Melbourne (PDF - 824.28 KB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Food Innovation Australia Limited (PDF - 1.19 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Simplot Australia Limited (PDF - 1.41 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Sydney Fish Markets (PDF - 1.99 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Closed Loop Environmental Solutions (PDF - 463.04Food Innovation Australia Limited (PDF - 1.19 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Simplot Australia Limited (PDF - 1.41 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Sydney Fish Markets (PDF - 1.99 MB) Presentation — Panel Discussion — Closed Loop Environmental Solutions (PDF - 463.04 KB)

The Crawford Fund's SA State Committee is proud to have sponsored two 2016 scholars to attend this year's annual conference on «Waste Not, Want Not: The Circular Economy to Food Security».

The development of a new paradigm of nutrient retention within the circular economy will be essential for global food security, with nutritional security for all, not just food security, being the ultimate aim.

It was great to have the opportunity to attend the 2016 Crawford Fund annual conference «Waste not, want not: the circular economy to food security» as well as the Scholar events.

The theme of the conference «WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: The Circular Economy to Food Security» and delved into issues such as food loss and waste along the supply chFood Security» and delved into issues such as food loss and waste along the supply chfood loss and waste along the supply chain.

The Crawford Fund's Qld State Committee is proud to have sponsored nine 2016 scholars to attend this year's annual conference on «Waste Not, Want Not: The Circular Economy to Food Security».

As a university student, attending the annual Crawford Fund 2016 conference «Waste Not, Want Not: The Circular Economy to Food Security» was an amazing opportunity.

Prior to attending the Waste Not, Want Not: The Circular Economy to Food Security conference, I thought we, the human race, were not making any palpable efforts to deal with the scourge of food security issues affecting peoples in developing countrFood Security conference, I thought we, the human race, were not making any palpable efforts to deal with the scourge of food security issues affecting peoples in developing countrfood security issues affecting peoples in developing countries.

The Crawford Fund conference provided an opportunity to discuss food waste and a circular economy to food security in an engaging and educational environment, while promoting collaboration between various stakeholders.

The «Waste Not, Want Not: The circular economy to food security» conference was held on the 29 - 30 August 2016 in Canberra.

The amount of food waste and food losses that result from our food systems are alarming, but as the 2016 Crawford Fund Annual Conference «Waste not, want not: the circular economy to food security» showed, there is much that can be done to reduce this food waste, to prevent these food losses, and to eliminate hunger.

«Waste not, want not: the circular economy to food security» was one of the most productive, influential and focused conferences I've ever attended.

Recently I was fortunate enough to be one of the young, agriculture - minded scientists to be invited to the Crawford Fund's Annual Conference for 2016 «WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: The Circular Economy to Food Security» in Canberra.

The Crawford Fund's Victoria State Committee is proud to have sponsored three scholars to attend this year's annual conference on «Waste Not, Want Not: The Circular Economy to Food Security».

This will require collaborative innovation from the key stakeholders of the circular economy of food.

On 26th September at the PPMA Show Packaging Europe's Tim Sykes will be chairing a session with Veolia's Dr Forbes McDougall on sustainable food and drink packaging and the circular economy.

On 26th September at the PPMA Show Packaging Europe's Tim Sykes will be chairing a session with Dr Forbes McDougall, Veolia's head of Circular Economy and previously head of global waste at P&G, on sustainable food and drink packaging and the circular Circular Economy and previously head of global waste at P&G, on sustainable food and drink packaging and the circular eEconomy and previously head of global waste at P&G, on sustainable food and drink packaging and the circular circular economyeconomy.

In the Netherlands, a new coalition called the Taskforce Circular Economy in Food linked 25 members representing the entire food supply chain, including small businesses, large multinationals, government, nonprofits and international agencFood linked 25 members representing the entire food supply chain, including small businesses, large multinationals, government, nonprofits and international agencfood supply chain, including small businesses, large multinationals, government, nonprofits and international agencies.

Elfrieke van Galen from TheRockGroup looked at how the food industry can prepare for a circular economy.

Guidance and pointers will be given to food and beverage firms on how they can prepare for a circular economy.

In December 2015, the European Commission adopted an ambitious Circular Economy Package which, inter alia, focuses on food waste.

The initiative was announced Tuesday by the Taskforce Circular Economy in Food, a group made up of companies, research institutes, civil society organizations and the government.

He is Development Director for WRAP - a UK charity, at the forefront of the circular economy - thought leaders, champions of action and catalysts for change.Richard joined WRAP in 2004, leading the team that created and delivered the innovative the Courtauld Commitment - the first agreement of its kind between WRAP and UK supermarket retailers committed to an ambitious and collaborative approach to packaging and food waste reduction.

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Looking to reduce waste, increase local food security and create a «circular economy,» this permaculture project is growing food in the Arctic.