A coalition of Michigan organizations is working to double the amount of donated food by improving food rescue efforts throughout the supply chain. Michigan Farm Bureau’s Tess Van Gorder represents the farming community on an advisory committee for the Michigan Sustainable Business Forum. “If we get to the food before it gets to a landfill, it’s not […]
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