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City of Los Angeles Joins Food Waste Collaborative

2020-09-17 07:39:00| Waste Age

LOS ANGELES, CA Sept. 14, 2020  The Pacific Coast Collaborative (PCC) announces plans to lead a US-based public-private partnership - one of the largest in the world - to address wasted food. Together with ReFED, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and W

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