WHY FOODCYCLE?

We realised food waste is a big issue in Indonesia. we are ranked second largest food waster globally.

Surplus food from wedding parties, corporate functions & lunch provisions, perfectly imperfect plantation produce, government shelf life regulations, emerging food retailers, domestic food
behaviours, logistics and infrastructure issues contributed to 300kg per person in average of food waste per annum.

At the same time we also found a hard yet simple fact that many are still in need of food and suffer from hunger before they sleep.

19.4 million people in Indonesia remain undernourished (source: FAO.org - 2016)

Therefore, we come as a Not for Profit Organisation to put together the missing piece and bridge the issues

THE VISION

ZERO FOOD WASTE to landfill and ZERO HUNGER for Better Indonesia

MISSION STATEMENT

FoodCycle Indonesia aims to break the hunger cycle of the under-privileged communities by
re-distributing untouched surplus food, re-processing imperfectly perfect produces and re-cycling
food waste. In connecting with those communities, we develop their knowledge, attitude, skills and
habits to positively impact themselves and other to create a better society of Indonesia

3 LEVELS APPROACH

Food Cycle implements 3 levels approach

1. Re-Distribute - FoodCycle collects untouched surplus food from local parties and events, food retailers and hospitality providers and coordinate distribution to the local pre-welfare areas to feed hungry children, the elderly and the disadvantaged families

2. Re-Process - FoodCycle collects imperfectly perfect produce from local plantations / food distributors and shelf life sensitive-not expired products from food manufacturers, and upcycle those products to become a marketable quality food products

3. Re-Cycle - FoodCycle will collect organic waste from food manufacturers, corporate buildings, shopping malls, apartments, residentials and convert them to be animal feed and compost fertilizer

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