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Every March during Food Waste Action Week, we focus attention on the hugely important but often overlooked climate change issue of food waste. This year, between the 18th and 24th March, we’ll be encouraging everyone to ‘Choose What You’ll Use’ and  highlighting the benefits buying loose fruit and vegetables can bring both to our pockets and the planet. 

Top tips to include your toddlers and children in the kitchen and save food.

Shop: A shopping list is an easy way to help you buy only what you need from your food shop which not only helps protect our planet it also helps you stick to your budget too.

Plan: Explore how to create weekly meal plans that will ultimately save you time and help you keep to your food budget by making it easier to buy only what you need and removing the hassle of having to think up things to cook at mealtimes.

Our handy guide offers tips for saving time in the kitchen and the supermarket, whilst saving money too. Can you afford not to read it?

Explore some simple top tips to do everyday to save time and money with our How do I? guides.

Adopting some simple food habits into your usual weekly routine will remove a lot of the stress around food, saving you both time and money - while shopping and at home. It'll also ensure your food is eaten and not binned!

Three appliances you may already have in your kitchen that can help you keep your energy bills down while enjoying delicious meals.

Resolutions, intentions, goals – whatever you like to call them, New Year is a time when many of us seek to make a change or two for the year ahead. This year we're thinking about resolutions to cut food waste.

A how-to guide for Christmas food planning