We are working with businesses to fight food waste and build a more sustainable, resilient and profitable food system.
Can you help?
0%
of all food grown in the world goes uneaten
$0B
cost of food waste to the Australian economy
0M
tonnes of CO2 generated from wasted food
Food waste is a monumental challenge that affects everyone in the food value chain.
To find solutions to the really big issues – we have to collaborate.
Our goal is to halve Australia’s food waste by 2030. This will benefit your business and your customers, as well as federal and state governments, the environment, food and drink businesses across the supply chain and all Australians in their daily lives.
You, your business, suppliers and customers, governments and other partners working together can help make this happen.
What is the Australian Food Pact?
The Australian Food Pact is a multi-year commitment to reduce food waste by the businesses who grow, make and sell our food to reduce food waste.
A voluntary agreement brings together organisations in pre-competitive collaboration to develop and share solutions and implement change at scale.
Businesses are supported by our passionate team of experts to develop tailored food waste action plans focusing on preventing food waste in the first place, donating surplus good food, and supporting food chain transformation and innovation.
We can help your business:
TACKLE FOOD WASTE
IMPROVE PROFITABILITY
RESPOND TO SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES
APPLY INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
BE MORE COMPETITIVE
PROVIDE QUALITY PRODUCTS WITH LOWER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
We can help your business:
Tackle food waste
Improve profitability
Respond to supply chain risks and opportunities
Apply innovative solutions
Be more competitive
Provide quality products with lower environmental impact
The Australian Food Pact is a powerful approach for reducing food waste, with international voluntary commitment programs successfully reducing food waste by up to 28%, saving consumers and food businesses billions of dollars and significantly reducing GHG emissions