Site and guide enquiries
Tell us which food-saving topic or resource you are asking about and what information you need.
Contact
Let’s talk about food waste.
Questions about Taste The Waste, its practical guides, film material or movement archive are welcome. Send a concise note and include enough context for us to understand your request.
What to include
Help us route your message
A clear subject line and a few useful details make it easier to review an enquiry accurately.
Corrections and Notes
Include the page title, the detail you believe needs attention and a reliable source where relevant.
Documentary information
Identify the specific film material or historical context connected with your question.
Media enquiries
State your publication or project, your topic and any genuine deadline in the opening lines.
How contact works
Three simple steps
We use one inbox so enquiries can be reviewed consistently without requiring unnecessary personal details.
Choose a clear subject
Summarize whether your message concerns the site, an archive page, the film or press material.
Add useful context
Explain the request briefly and include the relevant page title or URL when applicable.
Send only what is needed
Do not include confidential records, payment details or sensitive personal information.
Frequently asked questions
Before you write
What kinds of messages can I send?
You can ask about the site’s food-waste guidance, film information, movement archive, press resources or a possible factual correction.
How do I report a correction?
Include the page title or URL, identify the passage in question and explain the proposed correction. Add a dependable reference if one is available.
Where should journalists direct an enquiry?
Use the central email address above. Put “Press enquiry” in the subject and include your topic, publication or project, and deadline.
Can I ask for individualized nutrition advice?
Taste The Waste provides general educational information, not personal medical or dietary advice. A qualified local professional is better placed to assess individual needs.
Should I send attachments?
Start with a plain-text explanation whenever possible. Do not send unsolicited files containing private, confidential or sensitive information.
Can I contact Taste The Waste about a specific archive page?
Yes. Include the page title or URL and explain which part of the archived material your question concerns.