Upcycling food | Francesca Goodman-Smith & Prof. Miranda Mirosa
- S2E143
- 28:49
- April 7th 2021
Associate Professor Miranda Mirosa from Otago University has been the author of what is now known as ‘The Mirosa Report’ advising the NZ government on what is needed to not only fix, but first find out how big and where the problem lies.
To read the Mirosa Report, the briefing to investigate food waste in New Zealand to the Parliamentary Environment Committee:
https://www.parliament.nz/resource/en-NZ/SCR_96164/cebeaf7cf20b40245fdf5c60601d83a2ac5b105f
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