Find answers to questions for popular foods e. If we all make a small change today, food that start with l continue that action every day, it can make a big difference.

Discover some simple hacks, tips and guidance to make the most of your food at home. Find out why it’s so crucial that we all do our bit to save our food from the bin – and protect our beautiful planet at the same time too. Every little thing you do, everyday, makes a huge difference. By working together, it soon adds up if you times each small action by 66 million people living in the UK. And, you’ll save money on your shopping bill too! Try a few of these simple things as part of your weekly routine and you’ll quickly see how with just a few small actions you can make a real difference both to your pocket and the planet.

Explore our food guide for plenty of easy ways to reduce your food waste. Remove the stress out of buying, planning, storing and using up food: while saving money, time and our precious planet in the process. Sounds easy on paper, doesn’t it? You’ll find different options to try with easy, time and money-saving ways to tackle food that might end up in the bin – that you can also adapt and tailor to fit into your life at home. New Year is a time when many of us seek to make a change or two for the year ahead.

This year we’re thinking about resolutions to cut food waste. What’s good to eat this month? Find out what local and fresh in December for your festive food plans. Make your festive feast go further. What’s good to eat this month?

Find out what’s in season in November to make those warming autumnal dishes. By storing, freezing, and reheating your food correctly, you can make it go further. Love Food Hate Waste is a trade mark of WRAP, registered in the UK and EU. WRAP’s trade marks both unregistered and registered in UK, EU and other territories.

Registered office at Second Floor, Blenheim Court, 19 George Street, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 5BH. When you start a new food business, or take over an existing business, you must register with your local authority. You should do this at least 28 days before you start trading. Registration of your food business is free and can’t be refused. If you are already trading and have not registered yet, you need to register as soon as possible as this is a legal requirement. You should register your food business on the GOV. Types of food businesses that need to register Registration with a local authority is required for all types of food and drink businesses who sell food directly to the public.

Registration is required regardless of where a business operates from in the UK. This includes food businesses trading from physical customer-facing premises, from home, a mobile unit or temporary premises such as a stall of van, or through online or distance selling. Companies involved with food distribution, brokerage or food supply that operate from an office should also register as a food business, even if no food is kept at the premises. If you sell, cook, store, handle, prepare or distribute food for the public, you may be considered a food business and will need to register with your local authority.