Brooklyn entrepreneur develops app to help businesses combat food waste
Christina Grace founded FoodPrint Group during the pandemic to help combat food waste and aid in the fight against climate change.
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Jan 26, 2022, 12:26 AM
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669ds agoA Brooklyn-based entrepreneur and her team created an app that is changing the way trash is treated.
Christina Grace founded FoodPrint Group during the pandemic to help combat food waste and aid in the fight against climate change. The app is now being used in 21 countries around the globe.
News 12's Mary-Lyn Buckley went to Damascus Bakery in Vinegar Hill to see how the app works firsthand.
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