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1. Write a letter to your MP using the form bellow, and remember to include some of the points in our sample letter.

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2. Print off ourĀ standard letter and send it to Jim Paice the Minister at Defra with responsibility for food waste. Remember to add your name and address.

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November 13th, 2009 at 5:13 pm

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  1. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Emily James, This Is Rubbish. This Is Rubbish said: Support the campaign to get food retailers to report their direct and supply chain food waste! http://thisisrubbish.org.uk/contactyourmp [...]

  2. As of Friday, June 1st, San Francisco restaurants and food vendors are no longer allowed to use Styrofoam "food service ware" (e.g. Elisabeth Organic

    Elisabeth Organic

    25 Nov 09 at 6:01 am

  3. [...] Click here to take action. [...]

  4. I'm a little late to the party and can't assist tomorrow. Your campaign is spot on particularly the stupid specifications which supermarket buyers insist farmers have to agree to, so wasting good food. I'm so pleased you guys have begun to get the pedulum swinging back.
    I hope I can help out in 2010 -let me know.
    Cheers

    David Faires

    15 Dec 09 at 6:09 pm

  5. [...] signed our letter to Dan Norris and you want to get more coppies to send to him yourself then try this page out, building up support from MP’s as well as relavent ministers is well worth [...]

  6. [...] In this way we managed to get many hundereds of letters to Dan Norris signed (print your own off here). Once people had read the letter and had it explained i didnt experiance even one refusal to [...]

  7. What a fantastic idea! I live in Sweden and the London event was discussed in the media here.

    Eileen Laurie

    18 Dec 09 at 10:06 pm

  8. I think all heads of state and political parties today are essentially uncaring. Its hard to really feel happy about any of them

    John Umana

    8 Mar 10 at 2:12 pm

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