San Francisco-based Full Harvest has been named to the 2020 Fast Company World Changing Ideas list.
Full Harvest earned the top spot on the list’s food category, beating out more than 3,000 other contenders for the honor, according to a news release.
The company is a business-to-business online marketplace for surplus and imperfect produce, with an aim to connect growers with processors and other food companies, according to the release.
“Being part of Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas list this year is validation for the hard work of our incredibly talented team and their dedication to our mission to empower sustainability where the food supply chain begins — at the farm,” Christine Moseley, founder and CEO of Full Harvest, said in the release. “My vision is a world where there is zero food waste and 100 percent ‘full harvests,’ where all edible produce grown goes towards consumption. We are proud and honored to be recognized alongside other innovative problem-solvers and disruptors working to create a better, more sustainable and equitable world.”
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