Food-rescue groups in Canada turn to processing facilities to respond to waste and insecurity

Food-rescue organizations in Canada are setting up processing facilities to handle the large amount of food that would otherwise go to waste. Canada currently wastes nearly half of its food supply. These groups are using the facilities to address both food waste and food insecurity in their communities.

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