Food Waste on Saibai island

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Saibai Island, TSIRC › Waste Management › Food Waste on Saibai island

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  • 08/10/2024 at 3:06 pm #8174
    Maximilian Farnan Coffey
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      Greetings,
      I was wondering how much food waste is produced by an average household on Saibai island and if that information is unknown was is an appropriate estimation to use? Thanks.
      Regards, Maximilian.

      16/10/2024 at 1:52 pm #8184
      Lyla Coffey
      Participant

        Am also looking for an answer to this

        04/11/2024 at 3:01 pm #8196
        Jean Aquinde
        Keymaster

          Hi Maximilian,

          Sorry for the delay in response. Unfortunately, there’s no data specific for Saibai island. I’d best refer to the Recycling and waste in Queensland report to get your food waste estimates. Some references and open data sources are available to download from that page.

          I hope this helps!

          Regards,
          Jean

          04/11/2024 at 3:03 pm #8197
          Jean Aquinde
          Keymaster

            Hi Lyla,

            Sorry for the delay in response. Please refer to my response to Maximilian’s query.

            Regards,
            Jean

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