International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 40 - 61
Published: Dec. 28, 2023
Food
banks
appear
to
be
a
socially
desirable
solution
better
utilizing
food
waste
from
the
standpoint
of
reduction
since
it
provides
“win-win”
solution.
Despite
having
valuable
mission,
sadly,
bank
faces
several
barriers
due
their
reliance
on
donations.
As
result,
collaboration
is
becoming
step
for
increase
resources
which
lead
corporate
sustainability.
This
paper
employs
systematic
literature
review
approach
analyze
26
“Food
Bank
and
Stakeholder
Partnerships”
papers
published
in
Scopus
database
over
past
five
years.
The
findings
indicate
that
most
research
comes
US
have
sustain
system
bank.
Numerous
studies
examined
between
different
institutions,
including
healthcare,
community,
retail,
academic,
self-organizing,
multi-stakeholder
entities
each
gain
uniqueness
objective
partnership.
discussed
existing
stakeholders
partnership
with
Four-Co-phase
Models
Value
Co-creation
Process
understand
phases
traits
partnerships.
Communication
become
an
important
point
build
Based
findings,
topic
communication
widely
addressed
articles
collaborative
efforts,
necessitating
further
trust
within
collaboration.
Further
needed
explore
sustainability
developing
countries
limited
studies.
In
addition
external
collaboration,
internal
also
ensuring
organizational
harmony
future.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 775 - 775
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Food
loss
and
waste
pose
significant
social,
economic,
environmental
challenges
worldwide,
threatening
food
security
hindering
sustainable
development.
While
developing
countries
primarily
face
losses
during
production
storage,
developed
nations
struggle
with
driven
by
consumer
habits,
spoilage,
overstocking,
particularly
in
markets,
restaurants,
homes.
This
study
was
aimed
to
analyze
the
complex
relationships
between
loss,
waste,
various
economic
variables.
The
examined
effects
of
variables
such
as
education
expenditures,
security,
prices,
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
carbon
emissions
per
capita
on
waste.
These
analyses
shed
light
development
policies
at
both
national
global
levels.
Interventions
reduce
will
not
only
optimize
consumption
processes
but
also
support
a
management
resources.
As
result,
this
understand
long-term
growth,
sustainability,
social
welfare.
findings
are
great
importance
terms
directing
future
aim
be
an
important
guide
transition
systems.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(21), P. 5138 - 5138
Published: Oct. 30, 2024
Approximately
one-third
of
the
world's
food
production,
i.e.,
1.43
billion
tons,
is
wasted
annually,
resulting
in
economic
losses
nearly
USD
940
and
undermining
system
sustainability.
This
waste
depletes
resources,
contributes
to
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
negatively
affects
security
prices.
Although
traditional
packaging
preserves
quality,
it
cannot
satisfy
demands
extended
shelf
life,
safety,
Consequently,
active
using
biopolymer
matrices
containing
antioxidants
antimicrobials
a
promising
solution.
review
examines
current
advancements
integration
carbon
quantum
dots
(CQDs)
into
biopolymer-based
packaging,
focusing
on
their
antioxidant
antimicrobial
properties.
CQDs
provide
unique
advantages
over
nanoparticles
natural
compounds,
including
high
biocompatibility,
tunable
surface
functionality,
environmental
explores
mechanisms
through
which
impart
activities,
synthesis
methods,
functionalization
optimize
efficacy
matrices.
Recent
studies
have
highlighted
that
CQD-enhanced
biopolymers
maintain
biodegradability
with
enhanced
functions.
Additionally,
potential
challenges,
such
as
toxicity,
regulatory
considerations,
scalability
are
discussed,
offering
insights
future
research
directions
industrial
applications.
demonstrates
CQD-incorporated
transform
aligning
sustainability
goals
advancing
preservation
technologies.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 4417 - 4417
Published: May 23, 2024
As
the
world
attempts
to
decarbonise
food
industry
and
limit
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
plant-based
meat
analogues
(PBMAs)
have
emerged
as
a
sustainable
alternative
traditional
meat.
The
objective
of
this
study
is
assess
environmental
impacts
PBMAs
compared
beef
burgers,
aiming
address
research
gap
in
life
cycle
assessments
(LCAs)
publicly
available
PBMA
recipes.
Utilising
cradle-to-fork
system
boundary,
conducted
rigorous
LCA
on
100
g
burger
patty
its
(BB)
counterpart,
each
produced
UK
but
sourced
from
different
global
locations.
results
demonstrated
that
had
significantly
lower
across
several
categories,
including
65%
reduction
warming
potential
45%
water
consumption.
A
simple
extrapolation
illustrated
if
population
switched
analogue
patties,
3
million
tonnes
CO2e
could
be
saved
annually,
corresponding
0.74%
country’s
yearly
territorial
GHG
emissions.
Scenario
analyses
displayed
how
impact
MA
remained
stable
regardless
changes
exportation,
ingredient
origin
or
soy
protein
sourcing.
Moreover,
sensitivity
analysis
with
an
characterisation
method
corroborated
initial
findings,
whilst
uncertainty
ensured
nearly
all
conclusions
generated
original
comparison
were
robust.
Future
studies
should
conduct
LCAs
patties
commercial
recipes
using
varied
sources,
well
fully
understanding
any
health
implications
long-term
Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
64(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Significant
amounts
of
fruit
and
vegetables
are
lost
or
wasted
along
their
supply
chain.
A
possible
way
to
achieve
reduction
food
waste
is
reuse
the
materials
as
upcycled
ingredients.
The
aim
this
study
was
explore
what
factors
influence
willingness
students
from
two
countries
with
different
culinary
traditions
consume
foods
containing
these
An
online
survey
distributed
in
France
(n
=
86)
Ireland
99),
gathering
data
on
sociodemographic
characteristics,
choice
motives,
disgust
neophobia
products
before
after
being
provided
information
origin
Items
related
were
negatively
correlated
investigated
products.
findings
showed
that
ingredients
may
be
product
each
country
participants
more
willing
ice
cream
than
Irish
counterparts,
who
informed
used
crisps.
These
differences
could
linked
considered
familiarity,
convenience,
affordability
tradition
important,
while
naturalness
important
for
Ireland.
For
both
groups,
paired
t-test
reduced
about
pilot
provide
basis
further
development
Discover Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: May 9, 2024
Abstract
This
article
delves
into
the
intriguing
realm
of
food
waste
valorization
conducted
by
nongovernmental
organizations
(NGOs)
in
two
distinct
locales—Brasilia,
Brazil,
and
Lomé,
Togo.
The
primary
focus
this
exploration
is
lens
Circular
Economy
(CE),
a
concept
that
emphasizes
sustainable
utilization
resources
within
closed
loops.
discourse
further
enriched
introducing
notion
upcycling,
complementary
force
to
Economy,
particularly
intricate
web
supply
chains.
ReSOLVE
framework,
strategic
approach
for
managing
waste,
guiding
light
research.
Upon
dissecting
outcomes,
noteworthy
limitations
come
forefront,
shedding
on
challenges
aligning
NGOs
from
both
countries
with
principles
their
management
endeavors.
These
assume
heightened
significance
against
backdrop
global
security
landscape,
effectively
underlining
intricacies
harmonizing
Economy's
ambitions
pragmatic
goal
diminishing
waste.
overarching
objective
study
galvanize
circular-oriented
initiatives
can
curtail
prevent
wastage
scale,
particular
emphasis
developing
nations.
pursuit
underscored
triad
benefits
such
confer:
economic
advancement,
social
amelioration,
positive
ecological
footprint.
In
an
era
where
sustainability
stands
as
paramount
concern,
research
advocates
concerted
efforts
harmonize
noble
ideals
pressing
need
reduction,
especially
regions
striving
holistic
growth
development.