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Unsold bread or other food being thrown away may not be news to many, but it’s part of a big problem that requires discussion.

Reducing food surplus: A story about bread

February 22, 2019
Plastics are devastating on the environment. This July, in line with #PlasticFreeJuly, here are a few tips on how you could reduce plastic-waste at home.

5 Tips on reducing plastic waste

February 22, 2019
Bring Me Home brings vendors with surplus food closer to people, but are there better ways we could rescue food, make the most out of our wallet and save ourselves time? Here are some quick tips on how to do just that and more.

4 Tips on eating smarter

February 22, 2019
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Conversations with our partners: Kep Whitley

February 22, 2019
Food rescuers already enjoy food at a discounted price, fighting food waste at the same time. However, we believe you can maximise the benefit of being able to rescue food! Here are some of our tips on how to fully utilise the app and get the most out of your money.

How to eat smart and save

February 22, 2019
With food waste being a major global issue and 1 in 3 meals going to waste, there is no doubt innovative actions need to be taken. In Australia, Bring Me Home has arisen to combat this issue, led by Founder Jane Kou. In this short blog, I interview Jane to get a better picture of her startup journey with Bring Me Home, and get behind the scenes.

Meet the Founder: Jane Kou

May 13, 2020
It’s well known that food waste is one of the most damaging things to our planet today. But these facts will highlight how important it is that we act immediately to make a change.

Top 10 shocking food waste fast facts

May 13, 2020
Each time you save a meal with Bring Me Home, it can save the environment from carbon emissions enough to power a house for almost two hours.

How Bring Me Home can offset harmful greenhouse emissions

May 13, 2020
Each year, 10 percent of the world’s plastic ends up in the ocean. That’s equivalent to 700 billion plastic bottles! Bring Me Home is working on reducing that by encouraging people to bring their own containers to pick up food.

5 Tips for getting takeaway in your own container

May 13, 2020