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Food Waste-Free Week, 8 to 14 September 2025

Published Feb 28, 2025

The Food Waste-Free Week will take place from 8 to 14 September 2025. The education sector can also do its part. The Samen tegen voedselverspilling website provides an overview of all available and developed teaching materials and information about food waste for pupils and students. In part 1: primary and secondary education.

Food Waste-Free Week, 8 to 14 September 2025

Primary education

Teaching materials

Taste Lessons

Instock

Kromkrommer

The Waste to Success

Nutrition Centre and Kidsweek

Secondary education

Teaching materials

Know What You Eat

Technasium Challenge

The Waste to Success

Junior Consultancy Training

Wageningen Youth Institute

Sustainable School Cafeteria

The Food Waste Factory

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