Interesting, but few solutions at the food waste forum
Think.Eat.Save was the name of the UNSW World Environment Day seminar that attempted to draw attention to food waste.
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Find our more about the AFSA’s Peoples’ Food Plan
Peoples’ Food Plan Working Paper
“We are a national alliance of people and organisations who are working for a better food system. The food system is broken. People are hungry in outer suburbs, whilst supermarkets are throwing away food. Farmers...
Recent posts, videos and more
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Media coverage: AFSA response to the National Food Plan
Media coverage of AFSA’s comment on the National Food Plan in the Age and the West Australian... -
The National Food Plan: Does it support health, sustainability and fairness?
The AFSA, are deeply concerned that this Plan is taking the country in the opposition direction... -
Food Sovereignty: A social movement for a fair food system
In the April-May 2013 issue of Arena Magazine, AFSA National Co-ordinator Nick Rose discusses... -
In ‘Cooked,’ Michael Pollan Reclaims Culture of Cooking
Published on 3 May 2013 In ‘Cooked,’ Michael Pollan Reclaims Culture of Cooking In the age... -
No farmers, no food, no future!
In December 2012, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released a short publication titled ‘Australian farming...
The small screen — food related videos
About the AFSA
The Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance (AFSA) is working towards a fair, diverse and democratic food system for the benefit of all Australians.How we work
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