The Food Waste Recycling Action Plan (FWRAP) aims to improve the capture, supply and quality of household and commercial food waste. 

It is a collaborative, industry-led approach will help operators of food waste processing plants secure the future growth of feedstock. What’s more, it will enable food waste collectors to maximise the amount of food waste collected, so that collections can be delivered as cost-effectively as possible.

Working together to improve the capture, supply and quality of household and commercial food waste, this comprehensive Action Plan sets out a series of actions to

• Increase the amount of food waste collected;
• Provide long term sustainable feedstocks for the AD and IVC sectors; and
• Share the costs and benefits of collecting and recycling food waste.

It is important that we share as many of the tools, information and best practice as possible. There is lots of useful information on food waste collections and recycling on the WRAP website. 

• A guide to assist AD operators that accept food waste in liners
• Research and information on collecting and recycling food waste. 
• Cost benefit analysis web tool (you fill in a short registration form and then download it). Designed specially for food waste collectors and processors working jointly, the Cost Benefit Analysis tool can help you weigh up the costs and associated benefits of implementing those proven intervention measures, based on the specifics of your local arrangements.