Second Bite guaranteed

February 22, 2015 by J-Wire Staff
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Second Bite, an organisation which rescues supermarket food which has reached its use by date has joined Sydney’s Our Big Kitchen in a new initiative to get that food to those who need it.

Gabrielle Upton, Malcolm Turnbull, Rabbi Dovid Slavin and Mike Baird

Gabrielle Upton, Malcolm Turnbull, Rabbi Dovid Slavin and Mike Baird

Meals that Matter will include food with ingredients from the supermarkets’ throw-outs processed by Our Big Kitchen.

Kitchen director Rabbi Dovid Slavin told J-Wire: “Much of the food rescued by Second Byte is difficult to distribute to the needy. What is a family going to do with a case of tomatoes for instance. So we process the bulk into a format through which it can be sub-divided and easily distributed to welcoming recipients.”

The new Meals That Matter was launched by Federal Minister for Communications and local Liberal member Malcolm Turnbull together with State Premier Mike Baird.

Also present at the launch were local State Member and NSW Minister for Family and Community Services Gabrielle Upton, Waverley mayor Sally Betts and local councillors Tony Kay, Leon Goltsman, Miriam Guttman-Jones and Bill Mouroukas.

Rabbi Slavin added: “I would like to pay special tribute to OBK’s general manager Greg Fisher for both the work he has done in being the architect of this project and for to bringing it to fruition.”

 

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One Response to “Second Bite guaranteed”
  1. Rabbi Pinchos Woolstone says:

    Rabbi Slavin great work, feeding the needy is such a basic function of a compassionate society.
    It is good to see you attract the support of the Premier and our good friend Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

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