HN24001 Reducing on-farm food waste and unlocking its value for grower profitability and sustainability

This article outlines how the HN24001 project is helping berry and horticulture growers reduce on-farm food waste, capture more value from existing harvests, and identify new markets for surplus and out-of-spec produce.

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Categories: Australian Berry Journal, Food Waste, Hort Innovation, Waste, Winter 26
Tags: advisory groups, animal feed, berry powder, berry waste, consumer preferences, crop loss, DASH Water, End Food Waste Australia, food loss, Food waste, freeze dried berries, frozen berries, Gina’s Table, grower participation, grower profitability, harvest losses, HN24001, Hort Innovation Frontiers, horticulture waste, knowledge hub, market feasibility, on-farm food waste, on-farm trials, out-of-spec produce, product specifications, reducing food waste, relishes, second grade fruit, soil amendments, SSS Strawberries, supply chain, surplus produce, sustainability, third grade fruit, unsold produce, value adding, value-added products
Author: Francesca Goodman-Smith
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