I can eat that?
This edible, invasive, Japanese vine grows up to one food a day.
What is kudzu?
12% of food in Greenville ends up in...
This item takes up more space in landfills than anything else.
What is food?
The area of public policy concerning how food is produced, processed, distributed, purchased, or provided.
What is food policy?
The flowers of this tree and white, sweet-smelling, and found across Furman's are both nutritious and delicious.
What is magnolia tree?
All of Furman University's food waste is disposed of through this eco-friendly decomposition method.
What is compost?
This popular fast food restaurant slogan should actually be "Eat LESS Chickin".
What is Chick-fil-A?
True or False:
In 2015, the USDA and EPA set a goal to reduce food waste by 50% before 2030
What is true?
This common latte topping comes from the bark of a tree and is commonly used to treat digestive issues.
What is cinnamon?
This university in Greenville county's DH is food recovery verified.
This country wastes more food than any other country in the world.
What is the United States?
In 2012, this "Green Mountain State" passed a law that bans food scraps from ending up in landfills
This yellow backyard weed is commonly used in tea, honey, and coffee.
What are dandelions?
This purple and white university has unto 5 great dining options.
What is Furman University?
Over 80% of Americans throw away consumable food due to misunderstanding this type of label.
What is Expiration?
This industry MILKS millions of dollars work of subsidies from the US government every year.
What is the Dairy Industry?
This delicious type of grape is commonly found in the southeast, and may even be found in your backyard.
What are muscadine grapes?
This popular mayo has a production plant in Greenville.
What is Duke's Mayo?
This type of preparation can limit impulsive buying and encourage healthier eating habits.
What is meal planning?
These laws allow home-based food operations for distributing non-potentially hazardous foods directly to consumers.
What are Cottage Food Laws?