Congressman Young to Keynote Midwest Food Recovery Summit
We are excited to announce that Congressman David Young, who represents the 3rd District of Iowa, will be the opening keynote for the 2018 Midwest Food Recovery Summit.
July 2018
June 2018
2018 Innovator Lightning Round Winner Will Receive $1,000
The IWRC has just announced that the 2018 Midwest Food Recovery Summit will again host an Innovator Lightning Round and his year, with sponsorship from the Center for Business Growth and Innovation, the winner of the 2018 Lightning Innovator Round will walk away with $1,000.
May 2018
Midwest Food Recovery Summit Speakers Announcement
We are 118 days away from the start of the 2018 Midwest Food Recovery Summit so it seems like a great day to announce our first 18 breakout speakers.
What Can be Composted
Starting your compost pile was easy, but now you have a few questions. Perhaps one major question...can this be composted? We all know veggie scraps and dry leaves can be added to your compost pile, but what about dryer lint? Don’t worry, the IWRC has you covered!
March 2018
4 Common Environmental Compliance Risks
Every business has some sort of impact on the environment. Depending on the type of business, that impact can be pretty minimal or very significant.
February 2018
Call for Presentations Open for Midwest Food Recovery Summit
Is your organization or business doing something incredible to reduce, recycle, or recover food waste? Do you have a great case study that can help others take action? If so, share it with the attendees at the 2018 Midwest Food Recovery Summit, taking place September 11-13, 2018 in Des Moines, IA.
January 2018
2018 Midwest Food Recovery Summit Announced
We are excited to kick off 2018 with the announcement that the second Midwest Food Recovery Summit will be held September 11-13, 2018 in downtown Des Moines, Iowa.
December 2017
2018 Food Trends: Bad News for Food Waste
Looking back, 2017 has been a fantastic year. Last year around this time, we looked ahead and shared an upcoming trend that we were excited about: food waste. Now, already a year later, it’s time to look ahead to 2018 and see where food waste is ranking.