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He chases semitrucks so food can be ‘rescued,’ not dumped along the route

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Tom Polich, the “air traffic controller” of rejected food around Mankato, says food rescuers have saved 30 tons of food that would have gone into landfills.

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He chases semitrucks so food can be ‘rescued,’ not dumped along the route

Tom Polich, the “air traffic controller” of rejected food around Mankato, says food rescuers have saved 30 tons of food that would have gone into landfills.

·Minneapolis, United States
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Star Tribune broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
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