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Grow More, Waste Less | Food Systems Consulting, LLC

1. Grow More, Waste Less | Food Systems Consulting, LLC

Food Studies
 Sharon, Vermont
Using a systems-based approach to address the complex problems within our food systems, we empower and support people to affect the necessary changes to restore health to people and planet through our daily actions.
(802) 359-3330 Contact Website View profile
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Azoti

2. Azoti

Agroecology
 Columbus, Ohio
We bring a more collaborative, efficient & transparent approach to the food value chain that REDUCES WASTE to the point where: food buyers lower costs by 2-5% and gain access to more local varieties and distributors increase net profits by 30-50%.
844-401-FARM (3276) Contact Website View profile
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Beyond Green Sustainable Food Partners

3. Beyond Green Sustainable Food Partners

 Chicago, Illinois
Beyond Green Sustainable Food Partners is a foodservice and consulting company that promotes scratch-cooked foods, local sourcing, and zero-waste.
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University of Vermont Food Systems Graduate Program (MS, PhD)

4. University of Vermont Food Systems Graduate Program (MS, PhD)

Food Systems
 Burlington, Vermont
Our program prepares students to address challenging problems of contemporary food systems, such as building climate change resilience, reducing waste across the supply chain and exploring equitable distribution and fair labor practices.
802-656-2042 Contact Website View profile
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The Green Urban Lunch Box

5. The Green Urban Lunch Box

Community Nutrition
 Salt Lake City, Utah
The Green Urban Lunch Box’s vision is to create and build a sustainable community around food. Our programs revitalize neglected spaces to grow food, prevent food waste, inspire a new generation of farmers.
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Food Shift

6. Food Shift

Food Systems
 Alameda, California
We believe thousands of people can be employed in the recovery, redistribution and processing of excess food. By reducing food waste, we can feed the hungry, create jobs, combat climate change and cultivate more sustainable communities.
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