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Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark: International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste events

Uploaded on Friday 13 of September 2024
Author(s) Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark (Stop Spild Af Mad)

Event: On Sun, 29th September 2024 from 10:00 to 18:00

Location: Digitally

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For the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste 2024 - IDAFLW 2024 - the Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark (Stop Spild Af Mad) plans, among many other activities, the following:

Digital campaign with tips and good advices on how to prevent and reduce food waste in collaboration with Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark’s partners.
Consumer inspiration on how to stop wasting food.
Opinion-editorials in Danish and international media.

The campaign will be available on Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark’s social media channels with 128.000+ total social media followers. See more at https://www.facebook.com/madspild and https://www.stopwastingfoodmovement.org

Name of organisation : Stop Wasting Food movement Denmark (Stop Spild Af Mad)

Contact email: info@stopwastingfoodmovement.org

Further information: https://www.stopwastingfoodmovement.org

Date of publication: 2024-09-29

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