I get all my food by dumpster diving, trolls say they’d never want to eat at my house but joke’s on them – I’m saving loads By . Kate Kulniece, The Sun. Published June 22, 2022, 11:53 a.m. ET.

"Awesome finds!" Dumpster diver amazed by findings in trash behind major chain store: 'There's rarely anything expired' first ...

The woman, who goes by the name Dumpster Diving Freegan on TikTok, rummaged through bins at her local Whole Foods store and found a range of bakery items, a case of baby food, and even loo roll ...

"Sounds like you got a good BBQ dinner score." Ex-employee thrilled after discovering treasure trove of items in dumpster ...

Millennial Julia Pak, who lives in Canada, has been dumpster diving on and off since she was a teen. "Why would I pay if I knew people were giving it out for free, essentially?" Pak said. Pak didn ...

Newsweek has reached out to Dumpster Diving Freegan for comment. File photo of a grocery basket. A woman has revealed how she lives as a "freegan," dumpster diving for food and kitchen equipment.

Dumpster Diving Freegan, who has more than 340,000 TikTok followers, started dumpster diving when the Covid-19 pandemic stopped her from travelling for work.

Dumpster Diving for Food . By ABC News. December 14, 2005, 7:46 PM. Dec. 16, 2005 — -- Twelve people dug through bags of trash late in the evening on New York City's Upper East Side.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- With 40 percent of all food in America thrown out and never eaten, 49 million people nationwide struggle with hunger at some point, according to Feeding America West ...

CLEVELAND — Rob Greenfield is standing barefoot and shirtless in a dumpster when he finds the strawberries. He’s ravenous after bicycling more than 60 miles, so he stops rummaging through ...

Food waste is heating up the planet. Is dumpster-diving by app a solution? 38 million people are buying "mystery bags" to curb climate change.