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Giving market waste a second life

Summary by melbourne.vic.gov.au
Giving market waste a second life Tom Whitty Fri, 08/08/2025 - 13:30 Image Is archived No A new Circular Economy Precinct has opened at Queen Victoria Market – giving food a second life, supporting local jobs, and cutting waste in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most iconic destinations.The precinct features the Moving Feast Kitchen, where recovered food from market traders is turned into fresh, delicious new products. These are then sold next…
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Giving market waste a second life

Giving market waste a second life Tom Whitty Fri, 08/08/2025 - 13:30 Image Is archived No A new Circular Economy Precinct has opened at Queen Victoria Market – giving food a second life, supporting local jobs, and cutting waste in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most iconic destinations.The precinct features the Moving Feast Kitchen, where recovered food from market traders is turned into fresh, delicious new products. These are then sold next…

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