This company does not sell food so is not an obvious choice for freerangereview.com, but I feel it is very worthy of a listing here so that other companies can see what they do and possibly help out.

The group essentially redistributes the kind of high quality surplus fresh food discussed on this site, from wholesalers, retailers, such as supermarkets and sandwich bars to day centres and night shelters for homeless people.

Essentially they prevent perfectly edible good food from going to landfill by instead sending it to those who need it.

Check out there site, you can help out as a company or donate as a foodie. Great stuff and so nice to see such terrible waste prevented. There are also clear environmental benefits to this scheme. Landfill causes significant damage to the environment. One tonne of biodegradable food waste produces 200-400 cubic meters of gas. Of this gas, 64% is methane and 34% carbon dioxide with methane having a global warming potential 31 times greater than carbon dioxide.

Good work - keep it up.

There is a lot of understandable hype about Bills. It is pretty unique, it looks incredible and the food is very good. I can't say i've purchased veg from Bills, but I have eaten there and the food is really good, simple and often locally sourced. Its the kind of food you want to eat when in town during the day and I give it the thumbs up!