NEWS
News updates from the FFW CRC
17/06/2019 Offer from KPMG
As a supporting participant of the FFW CRC, KPMG are pleased to offer a rapid Commercial Feasibility Assessment (CFA) of key FFW CRC projects. This assessment will combine KPMGs commercial due diligence, Agriculture and Food, Research and Development, and Retail and Supply Chain experience to assist project owners to identify risks and opportunities with the proposed commercial model and ultimately to determine if the projects are likely to be commercially feasible.
The value of each CFA is $10,000 in-kind and four are available in 2019 at no cost to FFW CRC participants.
Participants will be required to sign an Engagement Letter direct with KPMG. Please read the Terms & Conditions.
Please lodge your interest with Sally Pyke by June 30. A decision on what will be the initial projects assessed will be made with the FFW CRC at the start of July 2019.
Here are our past newsletters
12/07/2019 – Newsletter 10 – Launch of our SME Solutions Centre and more …
27/06/2019 – Newsletter 9 – More projects approved and on their way!
17/06/2019 – Newsletter 8 – Congratulations to Woolworths! 100% of stores with a food waste program
03/06/2019 – Newsletter 7 – Introducing our Industry Connection Hub
17/05/2019 – Newsletter 6 – UK ‘Guardians of Grub’ campaign and more …
06/05/2019 – Newsletter 5 – Two more projects approved!!
18/04/2019 – Newsletter 4 – First four projects approved!!! and some ‘Eggcellent’ tips to reduce Easter waste
05/04/2019 – Newsletter 3 – FFW CRC at AUSPACK2019 and more …
21/03/2019 – Newsletter 2 – Stories about the food we don’t eat …
04/03/2019 – Newsletter 1 – Hello from Fight Food Waste Cooperative Research Centre
Previous news updates
6/05/2019 Date label research
We all know that on-pack date related labelling is one of the most direct information carriers used in the food industry to communicate specific product attributes with consumers. Working with Wanjun Chu, PhD student from Linköping University, Sweden, we are promoting this research project to systematically explore how to better design on-pack date labels and storage guidance to support consumers in reducing food waste.
As part of this research, Wanjun will explore and experiment with novel ways to create better interactions between these on-pack information attributes and consumers. In order to achieve this, we would like to reach as many industry participants as possible to understand your knowledge, experiences, difficulties, and suggestions regarding the design of on-pack date labels and storage information.
The research will be conducted through an interview and on-pack label design ideation session. If you are interested in participation or want to know more about the project, please feel free to contact us at: chu.wan.jun@rmit.edu.au.