Food waste is often framed as an urban problem, linked to large-scale distribution systems or consumer behaviour in cities. However, rural areas operate under very different conditions — and understanding these differences is essential to address the issue...

Launching a project like RULESSWASTE is not about starting with action — it is about starting with structure. Before engaging in fieldwork or collecting data, it is essential to ensure that the project is properly aligned, coordinated and prepared to operate...

Food waste is one of the most pressing sustainability challenges facing food systems today. Across Europe, significant efforts are underway to reduce food losses and improve the efficiency of food value chains. The European Union has identified food waste reduction as...

Addressing food waste in rural areas requires more than technical solutions. It requires understanding how food systems operate locally, how actors interact and where inefficiencies or losses may occur. For this reason, RULESSWASTE follows a structured and territorial...

Reducing food waste in rural areas requires more than isolated actions. It requires a systemic approach that connects production, transformation, distribution and consumption within a coherent sustainability framework. In RULESSWASTE, CAPSA brings a strong territorial...

Tackling food waste in rural territories requires more than good intentions. It requires the right combination of local engagement, technical expertise and coordinated action. RULESSWASTE brings together two complementary partners with a shared objective: to reduce...