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MRWA Food Waste Prevention campaign 26/27 — Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority — Social Change
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MRWA Food Waste Prevention campaign 26/27
MWDA is seeking a creative agency to deliver a strategic behavioural change campaign under the Zero Waste LCR brand. The campaign is to help raise awareness of household food waste and food waste prevention behaviours across the Liverpool City Region.
Buyer: Merseyside Waste Disposal Authority | Supplier: Social Change | Procedure: Open procedure | CPV 79340000: Advertising and marketing services | Award value: 28450 GBP | Status: complete | Published: 2026-08-27
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