Resources - Fight Food Waste

Fight food waste at home by getting into good food saving habits when you look, buy, store and cook. Download the combined meal planner and shopping list to make sure you only buy what you need, and use the fridge guide to help stack your fridge to make food last longer.

OzHarvest has a curriculum-aligned program for primary schools FEAST (Food Education and Sustainability Training). Like any good FEAST, it’s designed to be fun, engaging and filled with good food! Click here to find out more.

Get the whole school involved in fighting food waste with a few simple steps and downloadable resources from the FEAST program.

1. Educate others about the issue of food waste by printing off the Fight Food Waste Poster for Schools poster.
2. Print out and fold your own FEAST chatterbox to reveal interesting food-facts and tips to reduce food waste.
3. Learn about your own food print and how to reduce it.
4. Get your friends together to play our Fruit and Veggie Bingo.
5. Do you own food audit and create your own wasty recipes.

If you want to learn more tips and recipes for healthy and sustainable cooking, check out OzHarvest’s FEAST at home resources here.

Get your colleagues and workplace to join the movement. Download the ‘We’ve joined the movement’ poster to show others you’ve signed up to #fightfoodwaste. The workplace fridge can be a major source of wasted food – use the ‘Tips’ poster to help fight food waste in the office. Help raise awareness about the issue by using the information posters:

• Wasting Food Wastes Everything
• The annual cost of food waste is $20bn
• Food waste costs the average family $195 a month