Forum on Food Waste 2019

Theme: ‘Measuring what matters’ – gaining insights though measurement and working together towards SDG 12.3

The Third National Forum on Food Waste will take place in Dublin on 10 July 2019.

The Forum will bring together delegates from businesses along the food supply chain to hear about how measuring food waste can provide insights on the issues and challenges in relation to food loss and waste in Ireland, presenting key findings from a new study on commercial food waste in Ireland.

Also presenting national and international perspectives on food waste, including updates on upcoming EU legislation to measure and report on food waste in the supply chain.

The Forum will also explore opportunities for working collaboratively to reduce food waste, contributing to climate action and focus efforts towards the UN Sustainable Development Goal to reduce food waste by 50% by 2030.

More information, including the agenda can be viewed here: https://foodwastecharter.ie/forum/

Who should attend?

Delegates from businesses along the food supply chain, including food producers and growers, the food and drinks processing industry, wholesale and retail, restaurants and food services.

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