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Food Smart is a free online program to help NSW households reduce food waste.

Over six weeks, participants will receive fun and easy food-saving tips, activities and recipes via email to help them save food, time and money.

  • keep $2500 a year in your pocket
  • get your FREE step-by-step guide
  • learn to shop, serve, store and save
  • reduce landfill and greenhouse gases
  • get your kids involved to create change

DID YOU KNOW THAT ONE IN FIVE SHOPPING BAGS OF FOOD ENDS UP IN THE BIN?

WHAT A WASTE!

THE FREE FOOD SMART PROGRAM IS HELPING FAMILIES CUT FOOD WASTE TO SAVE MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

The average family wastes almost $2,500 every year throwing food away. That’s $10 billion worth of food binned by NSW households every year. Throwing food away not only wastes the food itself, but also the energy, water and natural resources used to grow, package, transport and sell it.

The good news is that by making a few small simple changes at home, you can save money and reduce the amount of food you throw out.

HEAR WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT FOOD SMART

Learn more about how local families found our Food Smart program

Learn smart storage ideas to save food and money

Learn Freezer hacks to keep your Food Fresher longer

Learn more about how local families found our Food Smart program

Learn more about how local families found our Food Smart program

Learn more about how local families found our Food Smart program

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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

The Waste Hierarchy sets up a framework for reducing our waste. For items you really do need to dispose of, you can help us reduce what goes to landfill by using the services you can find in these pages (or on your council website) available to ensure we can recycle or appropriately dispose of all materials.

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For more information contact info@midwaste.org.au