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UP-Cycled Food Experience a big success

food waste countered with innovation

FINAL-YEAR students from the University of Pretoria’s (UP) Department of Consumer and Food Sciences impressed industry leaders, academics, friends and family at the first UP-Cycled food experience.

The purpose of the practical exam and exhibition that incorporated academic research, innovation and social impact was to highlight how, with innovative product development, food waste could be minimised and recreated into new food products that still have value.

The global food insecurity challenge has not spared South Africans; this includes underprivileged university students.

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