Department of Agriculture in US may soon do what I am doing with surplus fruits

I just ate yesterday a wonderful snack with dry cranberries. I´m sorry that they do not turn it into juices and send it to places where people are undernourished.

I don't grow cranberries. Neighbor farmers share their surplus with neighbors A few even have tables they put by the road with fruit/ vegetables on it with a sign of free. It's sad people would rather waste food by destroying it rather than give it to those that are hungry. Just another example of money is more important than human life.

It does seem such a waste, but I know you've explained your own reason for doing so before. Surely government departments can make use of all surplus. I've had cranberry juice and find it too sweet for me.

I'm not sure if cranberries grow in the Philippines but if it does I will surely plant more and have the fruit served to its purpose. In fact, we are buying cranberry pills for my wife's UTI.

What about giving them to the hungry?

but dry cranberries are beautiful! (sounds a waste to me.)

It stinks food is being thrown out when it could go to food banks or homeless shelters but since it’s being composted it’s at least not being wasted since it will turn in to healthy nutrient rich dirt for growing more foods in.

if they are not spoilt, they can donate them to the hungry?

Why don't they some here for free!

That's a shame, e love dried cranberries and cranberry juice too.

I don't know that I've ever eaten cranberries but perhaps I have.

No I do not grow cranberries in my yard.