How the surplus food from temples reaches the needy

August 28, 2019 04:48 pm | Updated 04:48 pm IST

Thousands gathered in Coimbatore to observe the Aadi Perukku festival this year. Devotees offered food as part of the rituals. This generated a lot of food waste. Thanks to ‘No Food Waste’ the food was distributed to nearby colonies.

Founded in Coimbatore in 2014, 'No Food Waste' is a food recovery and waste management network.

It collects surplus food from weddings, parties and other places to distribute among the needy.

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