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Food waste warriors redirect unwanted produce to homes, charities πŸ₯¦ 🍞 πŸ‘· | ABC Landline

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Nearly eight million tonnes of food are wasted in Australia every year.

Fruit and vegetables make up half of that.

The Federal Government has a target of halving food waste by 2030, but experts

say unless there are viable solutions soon we have no hope of reaching it.

Landline's Pip Courtney meets some waste warriors making a difference.

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