Food sharing attracts international attention
A Reuters report examined food sharing and efforts to prevent useful food from being discarded in Germany.
Open the Reuters archive referencePress and reference archive
Food waste in the headlines.
Browse background material, historic reporting, broadcasts and research references connected with food waste and the film.
An editorial archive for journalists, educators and researchers.
Press resources
A practical starting point
This page preserves selected references from the project’s earlier press archive. Links may lead to historic publisher pages or archived documents and are retained for research context.
What’s included
- Selected newspaper and magazine coverage
- Historic broadcast listings and programme notes
- Research and education references
- Archived newsletters and press downloads
Selected
Reporting, broadcasts and resources
The original collection is condensed below. Descriptions have been edited into clear Notes, while useful source links are preserved where appropriate.
Press around the worldSelected German and English coverage
Imperfect produce in the news
A national magazine considered public concern about discarded bread, produce, dairy products and other food.
Open the magazine articleCriticism of a food-waste study
A newspaper report documented debate around a study of household food waste in Germany.
Open the newspaper referenceIndustry responses in Switzerland
A Swiss newspaper covered a press conference about ways the food-service sector could address waste.
Open the Swiss press referenceBroadcast archiveHistoric television coverage
Film broadcast listing
A historic broadcaster page documented a television presentation of the food-waste documentary.
Open the broadcast listingFresh food discarded
An Austrian broadcaster introduced its television version of the film and its examination of avoidable waste.
Open the programme referenceA household waste diary
A service programme used documentary material to examine how a household measured the food it discarded.
Open the programme archiveResearch referencesFood systems and sustainable nutrition
Research into sustainable nutrition
An academic institute presents work on sustainable diets and the food economy.
Visit the institute referenceFood in the waste stream
A university resource collected research and Austrian press material concerning discarded food.
Open the university referenceHistoric newslettersSelected project updates
September newsletter
An archived project bulletin covering food-waste activity and updates.
Open the newsletterFood-sharing update
A newsletter followed the final stage of work on an early food-sharing initiative.
Open the food-sharing newsletterSwiss premiere coverageRegional reports and film notices
Film opening in Zürich
A regional sustainability publication announced the film’s Swiss cinema presentation.
Open the event referenceSwiss newspaper coverage
An archived document preserves reporting published around the film’s Swiss release.
Open the archived articlePress downloadsHistoric printable material
Film information flyer
A printable archive flyer with information about the documentary release.
Open the archived flyerUsing this archive
Read historic sources with context
The collection documents how food waste entered public discussion. Availability and details on external publisher pages may have changed.
Original publication context
Historic dates belong to the archived reporting and do not describe upcoming events.
External availability varies
Some older publisher pages or documents may have moved, changed or become unavailable.
Original sources retained
Many references are in German; concise English summaries clarify their subject here.
Frequently asked questions
About the press collection
What is this press page for?
It provides journalists, educators and researchers with a concise overview of historic reporting and supporting materials related to food waste and the film.
Are all external articles still available?
Not necessarily. The collection includes older references, and third-party publishers may move, restrict or remove their pages.
Why are some resources in German?
Much of the original press coverage appeared in German-language publications. English summaries are provided on this page without altering the source language.
Can archive material be republished?
Rights may belong to the original publishers or document creators. Check the relevant source and obtain permission where required.
Where is the film overview?
The dedicated film page contains a concise introduction to the documentary and its food-system context.
How can I contact Taste The Waste?
Email info@tastethewaste.com-html.com with a clear subject line and details of your request.