A Pittsburgh nonprofit that “rescues” good food from going to landfills is expanding its services to surrounding counties through a smartphone app and a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant.
Source: The Tribune-Review
412 Food Rescue expands mission in Westmoreland, other Western Pa. counties
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