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This article was originally published on ReFED’s blog on October 12, 2023.| Pacific Coast Collaborative
Leadership now for a sustainable tomorrow.| pacificcoastcollaborative.org
This article was originally published on ReFED’s blog on October 12, 2023.| Pacific Coast Collaborative
By Nia D’Emilio, ReFED| Pacific Coast Collaborative
The Four-Year Analysis from the Pacific Coast Food Waste Commitment Represents The “Best-In-Class” Dataset for Tracking Retail Food Waste| Pacific Coast Collaborative
Pacific Coast Leaders Release Strategy for Building More with Less Carbon| Pacific Coast Collaborative
Grocery Retailer Joins Industry Peers in a Collective Effort to Achieve Sustainability Goals and Reduce Food Waste| Pacific Coast Collaborative
By Katherine Devine, Director of Business Case Development, WWF| Pacific Coast Collaborative
If you’re baking this holiday season, you’re likely doing the best you can to make the most of your ingredients and waste less. But it’s not just up to consumers to do their part; minimizing food waste must be a priority throughout the entire supply chain. And some companies are already rising to that challenge.| Pacific Coast Collaborative
As companies face increasing pressure to demonstrate the steps they’re taking to address today’s many social and environmental challenges, many feel what’s often called “commitment fatigue.” While a wide range of new ESG goals and pledges are being made, there is still a drastic need for action to move these commitments forward. Especially coming out of the pandemic, when delays and volatility held back even the best laid plans, there’s a growing sense of urgency to make real prog...| Pacific Coast Collaborative
Two Foodservice Leaders Set Example of Working Together to Achieve Sustainability Goals| Pacific Coast Collaborative
I have a confession: I want to leave my current job by 2030. That is the date the world has set to realize a 50% reduction in food waste.| Pacific Coast Collaborative
As the First Grower to Sign On, Fresh Del Monte Sets a New Standard for Brands to Work Together to Achieve Their Sustainability Goals| Pacific Coast Collaborative
In the United States, 35% of food goes unsold or uneaten. This waste has enormous impacts on the environment – consuming cropland, fresh water, and other natural resources, while at the same time contributing approximately 4% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.| Pacific Coast Collaborative
