Has your business considered redistributing surplus food but has encountered barriers? 

A Welsh Government initiative with food surplus hub FareShare Cymru, has made funding available to make it easier for Welsh food and drink companies to donate surplus stock. 

The Surplus with Purpose Cymru initiative could help your business overcome these hurdles and help with costs relating to labour, packaging, freezing, harvesting and transport. 

From labelling errors to stock past its best before end, this initiative could be the answer to your waste dilemma, while at the same time helping both the environment and community organisations. 

FareShare Cymru already work with 500 companies and distribute to 188 charities across Wales – will you join them?  

 

 

Download our FareShare brochure

Interested? 

FareShare workers

Help the environment and make a difference to people’s lives today. Find out more about whether your business could be eligible. 

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