Jonathan Bloom
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Jonathan Bloom is a journalist, consultant and thought leader on the topic of food waste. Jonathan wrote the book American Wasteland and created the site Wasted Food. He regularly speaks and consults on the subject of wasted food. A Boston native and food waste warrior, Jonathan now lives Durham, N.C., with his wife, two sons and many, many containers for leftovers. He serves on the Food Tank Advisory Board.

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