Our mission is to bridge the gap of abundant waste (through our active partnerships that have enough to give) and redirect it as a resource to those in need in our community.
Concept
Our Vision is for you to join hands with us, to not only save millions of dollars of resources from being wasted, but to use those resources to give back to the community in a BIG WAY.
a. The law protects good faith food donors from civil and criminal liability, should the product later cause harm to its recipient. The Emerson Act gives uniform federal protection to donors who may cross state lines.
3Who is protected?
a. The law protects food donors, including individuals and nonprofit feeding programs who act in good faith. More specifically, the law protects individuals, corporations, partnership, organizations, associations, governmental entities, wholesalers, retailers, restaurateurs, caterers, farmers, gleaners, nonprofit agencies, and more.
4What sort of food is protected?
a. The Emerson Act provides protection for food and grocery products that meet all quality and labeling standards imposed by federal, state, and local laws and regulations even though the food may not be "readily marketable due to appearance, age, freshness, grade, size, surplus or other conditions".
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