Webinar on the UN International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste
Did you know that nearly one-third of all food produced globally is lost or wasted? This issue has far-reaching consequences for food security, climate change, and economic prosperity. That’s why SCAN is hosting a free food loss and waste webinar on the United Nations International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste.
Join SCAN’s webinar, “From Waste to Value: Tackling Food Loss for People, Planet, and Prosperity,” to explore innovative solutions and real-world strategies that reduce food waste while supporting people, protecting the planet, and boosting prosperity.
Event Details
- Date: Monday, September 29, 2025
- Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM EDT
- Location: Online (accessible globally)
- Cost: Free (registration required)
- Register on Eventbrite
Why Attend?
This event is designed for sustainability advocates, educators, business leaders, policymakers, and community changemakers. By attending, you will:
- Understand the global scale and impact of food loss and waste.
- Discover innovative, expert-backed strategies to reduce waste across supply chains.
- Gain practical tools for reducing food loss at home, in schools, or in your business.
- Connect with experts and changemakers dedicated to building a sustainable future.
For context, the United Nations FAO reports that reducing food waste is one of the top climate solutions.
Everyday Impact
While food waste is a global crisis, change starts at home. From meal planning to shopping habits, every choice we make can reduce waste, save money, and protect the environment. Together, we can transform waste into value.
For more tips, check out EnvironBuzz’s sustainability articles on food systems and climate action.
How to Register
Reserve your free spot now via Eventbrite or contact us at admin@s-can.org for more information.
Join the Movement
Be part of a growing global community working toward a sustainable, equitable food future.
Help Us Spread the Word
Share this webinar with your networks, because reducing food waste benefits us all.
