Green Is Universal Launches #NoFoodWasted Campaign

For Earth Week, Green Is Universal is tackling food waste head-on. Moreover, the #NoFoodWasted campaign encourages everyone to think before tossing leftovers. Food waste remains a huge problem. In addition, nearly 40% of food in the U.S. goes uneaten. Therefore, cutting waste can save money and help the planet.

Raising Awareness Nationwide

NBCUniversal’s sustainability initiative, Green Is Universal, wants people to see the impact of food waste. Moreover, the campaign shares tips for smarter shopping and meal planning. In addition, it urges consumers to use leftovers creatively. Therefore, the focus is on simple changes with big results.

Partnering for a Greener Future

The campaign brings together chefs, bloggers, and media outlets. Moreover, they share recipes, storage tips, and waste-cutting strategies. In addition, social media amplifies these ideas using #NoFoodWasted. Therefore, people everywhere can join the movement to reduce waste.

Why Reducing Food Waste Matters

Food waste contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, rotting food in landfills releases methane, a powerful pollutant. Cutting waste saves resources used in farming, shipping, and refrigeration. In addition, it helps fight hunger by redirecting edible food. Therefore, small changes at home support big environmental goals.

Learn More

For more on reducing food waste and sustainable living, visit:

• EPA – Reduce Wasted Food
• Save The Food Campaign
• Comcast Cares Day
• The More You Know
• Source: Green Is Universal

NEW YORK -APRIL 20, 2015—

The #NoFoodWasted campaign. An educational animated motion graphic, Click NBC Universal Environment Page for a full food truck schedule.