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8 sty 2024 · The City of Toronto is accepting applications for the Circular Food Innovators Fund (CFIF), offering grants starting from $5,000 and up to a maximum of $35,000 to support small business implement or expand big ideas and initiatives that find new ways to eliminate single-use and takeaway items.
5 dni temu · The plan is, after expanding the list of materials accepted for recycling in the city and learning from any patterns and hitches that arise, the process will be able to be incorporated in towns ...
11 cze 2024 · A searchable list of City news releases, media advisories, backgrounders & fact sheets.
19 lip 2021 · Toronto's urban farms are helping communities fight food insecurity and climate change at the same time. These "closed loop" farms create healthy soil from organic waste, which is then used to grow fresh vegetables for food-insecure communities.
Some food waste, such as bones, eggshells, tea bags, fruit cores and peels, is unavoidable. However, over 50 per cent of food wasted in Toronto single-family households is avoidable, including leftovers and untouched food that could have been eaten at one point.
A City of Toronto bylaw aimed at cracking down on the number of single-use and takeaway items ending up at waste transfer stations is now in effect. There are three notable changes under the...
29 wrz 2023 · This $570,000 Fund will help support local government research and capacity-building initiatives to prevent and divert food waste from landfills. Reducing food loss and waste also means that the energy, water, and land that is used to grow food are not wasted.
