Eat It Up: Hubbub offers £60,000 in funding to six food waste innovators

Stuart Stone
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Charity invites innovators with creative solutions to curbing food waste to apply for second Eat It Up Fund

Environmental charity Hubbub has today announced the second edition of its Eat It Up Fund for innovators with creative solutions for tackling food waste is now welcoming applications. The Fund, which...

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