Kanshoku Project: Japan's First Surplus Meal Redistribution Model Refreshes Official Website
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Saiai no Shokutaku has refreshed the official website for the 'Kanshoku Project' and released its FY2025 activity report. The project, which redistributes surplus meals from corporate entities, has achieved a total reduction of 749kg of food waste and provided 3,280 meals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Kanshoku Project?
- A: It is a model project that redistributes surplus meals from corporate cafeterias to the community to reduce food waste and create social spaces.
- Q: How much food waste has been reduced?
- A: A total of 749kg of food waste has been reduced from November 2024 to the end of March 2026.
- Q: Who operates this project?
- A: It is operated by the non-profit organization 'Saiai no Shokutaku' based in Minato-ku, Tokyo.