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Tag: FoodForward SA

Record-breaking campaign delivers 16 million meals to fight hunger
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Record-breaking campaign delivers 16 million meals to fight hunger

by Staff Reporter
13th June 2026
FoodForward SA tackles joblessness by upskilling youth
It Takes a Village

FoodForward SA tackles joblessness by upskilling youth

by Duncan Masiwa
11th June 2024
Save the environment: Food waste adds to land degradation
Climate Change

Save the environment: Food waste adds to land degradation

by Duncan Masiwa
5th June 2024
Food-donation policy: Celebrating FoodForward SA’s new food-banking facility in Cape Town is Western Cape premier Alan Winde, Gamiro director Crispin Sonn and FoodForward SA managing director Andy du Plessis. Photo: Supplied/ Rezaine Desai
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Food-donation policy ‘could aid food security’

by Staff Reporter
26th October 2022
World Food Day: Western Cape premier Alan Winde attended the opening ceremony of FoodForward SA’s new food-banking facility in Cape Town. Photo: Supplied/ Rezaine Desai
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World Food Day: ‘Africa shouldn’t be importing food’

by Staff Reporter
16th October 2022
Archive photo. OneFarm Share distributes excess food from farms to hungry South Africans through reputable distribution partners such as FoodForward SA. Agri SA is now on board to get more produce into the network. Photo: Supplied/FoodForward SA
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Agri SA to help send out 40 million meals

by Staff Reporter
16th July 2022
South Africa is regarded as food secure on national level yet tonnes and tonnes of edible food goes to waste and household-level food insecurity remains rife. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Waste and hunger: ‘Keep food away from the dump’

by Staff Reporter
15th July 2022
FoodForward SA is already distributing food donations to residents of some flood-damaged parts of KwaZulu Natal. Photo: Supplied/FoodForward SA
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KZN floods: FoodForward SA needs your extra food

by Staff Reporter
20th April 2022
FoodForward SA managing director Andy du Plessis says the organisation’s cost-effective food banking model provides nutritious food each month to 1 850 beneficiary organisations. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Emalahleni gets its own FoodForward SA depot

by Staff Reporter
7th February 2022
Redefining ‘food waste’ can ease hunger, save environment. Photo: Supplied
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Redefining ‘food waste’ can ease hunger, save environment

by Sinesipho Tom
18th September 2020
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Protecting Bt Maize: Why farmers must maintain refuge planting
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Protecting Bt Maize: Why farmers must maintain refuge planting

by Patricia Tembo
6th November 2026

South African maize farmers are urged to improve Bt refuge compliance as stem borers show emerging resistance. Learn how refugia...

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Experts warn NC farmers of below-normal rainfall this summer

Experts warn NC farmers of below-normal rainfall this summer

6th November 2026
Commonwealth farming looks to partnerships for a stronger future

Commonwealth farming looks to partnerships for a stronger future

5th November 2026
Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving

Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving

5th November 2026
Fiscal gains won’t lift agriculture without logistics fixes

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5th November 2026

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