We also have a large (7.5kg!) tub of capers. Anyone want them?
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We have dozens of packs of bread buns if anyone can use them. Picked up yesterday from Asda Portrack but still really fresh
143 transit vans full of food!
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Do any other shops want their names putting in the draw for the chest freezer? Please let me know by Friday lunchtime as that is when we will be picking out a name.
Thanks, Lisa.
143 transit vans full of food!
A lunch and dinner for everyone in Middlesbrough
Equal to taking 83 cars off the road for a year
Hello
This week we got loads of veg. We have the following looking for a home:-
Potatoes
Mushrooms
Broccoli
parsnips
courgettes.
Let me know if you would like anything
Kim
143 transit vans full of food!
A lunch and dinner for everyone in Middlesbrough
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We have a surplus of courgettes and passion fruit if they are any good to anyone.
143 transit vans full of food!
A lunch and dinner for everyone in Middlesbrough
Equal to taking 83 cars off the road for a year
We have been donated a LEC Commercial chest freezer with a stainless steel top to go to an Eco Shop.
Measurements are: Width 61″ (155cm), Depth 27″ (68cm), Height 33″ (84cm)
Not everyone will have the room to accommodate it as it does take up a lot of space but for those who would be interested could you please let us know as soon as possible. To make to fair on everyone, it will have to be names in a hat and we will get someone to draw a name for us.
Thanks, Lisa.
143 transit vans full of food!
A lunch and dinner for everyone in Middlesbrough
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Hi
We have over 100 packs of these wheat noodles which are not being selected by our clients.
The BBD is 19 May 2022.
If anyone is interested please let me now – we are having a necessary clear out and these will be gone by the end of the week.
Kim
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Final reminder for applications for the small grant. Please email applications to lisa.harris@menvcity.org.uk by Friday 1st July 12 noon.
https://ecoshop.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Eco-Shop-Small-Grants-Fund.docx
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This may be of interest to some of you.
Curious about different ways to train and support your staff and volunteers?
Are you looking for some new resources and ideas on how to train and support your staff and volunteers? If so, then join our free webinar on Monday 11th July between 1.30 – 2.45pm UK time.
This webinar is for anyone working or volunteering in community kitchens, food banks or food distribution centres across the UK who is supporting staff or volunteers.
On the day you will hear from:
By the end of the session, you’ll walk away with techniques you can use to support employees and volunteers.
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For your information:
Costa Food Surplus Store Donations Policy
Within our Costa Coffee stores, food surplus can occur in small volumes when stock is coming up to its expiry date:(i.e. becoming “out of date”). If a store closes at 7pm, for example, food that is in date at close of business, but out of date on opening the next day is “surplus” and should be removed from sale.
Store teams can donate food surplus to local charities or community organisations that redistribute food. Where this is done, it is important for stores to follow the procedure outlined below.
Working with Charities
Costa Coffee allows all stores to donate food to registered charities and community organisations which provide food to support people in need. Before receiving any food surplus from Costa Coffee, the charity must complete a Food Donation Charity Agreement, which outlines how the food should be donated and used.
Under no circumstances may food supplied be sold on to third parties, exchanged or used outside of the charity’s premises unless on a designated soup run. Any unused food and packaging must be disposed of responsibly and ideally recycled.
We encourage all charities and community organisations wanting to enquire if Costa Coffee can support with any food surplus donations to approach their local Costa Coffee Store Manager direct.
The Store Manager can then provide further information and supply the relevant Food Donation Charity Agreement to be signed by the charity. Food should only be provided to an authorised agent of the charity with valid identification.
Donated food requirements
• All food donations must be within their expiry date and used by charities to feed people in need before
their expiry date.
• Product information (ingredient declaration, allergen declaration and expiry date) must be maintained
and be provided with any donated product.
• All products donated must be fit for human consumption.
• Costa store team members should check what food products can be donated to registered charities
and community organisations using the correct store operating procedures (SOPs).
• The transportation of food by the charity must comply with the specification in the Charity
Agreement with all donated food items kept chilled at or below 8°C using either refrigerated transport
or insulated containers and ice packs. Where chilled facilities are not available, food must not be kept
at any temperature warmer than 8°C for longer than 30 minutes.
This policy along with supporting SOPs are reviewed annually.
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