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Welcome to Trashwiki, the collaborative world wide guide of creating value from trash!

It is written for and by dumpster divers, freegans and others of such kind. Here you will find plenty of trash-related articles: you can search by specific countries, by places like markets, by food types, etc. We already have 379 articles on trash. You can find precise descriptions of how to get rid of your trash in a sustainable manner, how to sensibly recuperate trash, and much much more...
"One person's trash is another's treasure"

All red links indicate articles yet to be created. Actually, you can start a new article! Wow, cool, isn't it? How do you do that? If you see a red link, click on it and then fill in something that is known to you. It doesn't have to make too much sense in the beginning - someone else will correct your entry later on anyway... You can also edit every page by merely clicking on edit.

News and events

October, 2010 - Taste The Waste, a film by Valentin Thurn, in production, will be broadcasted this autumn. Watch trailer here.
March 6, 2010 - Add maps to Trashwiki pages!
January 29, 2010 - Trashwiki is now on Facebook!

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Pictures of the moment

Free food - a reality even in smaller places like Köping ir Katrineholm.

Successful collective dumpster diving in Stckhlm.

Is this what you call a trash? Found while dumpster diving in Stockholm, Sweden.

Diving for fruits! (Stockholm, Sweden)

An image from Aix-en-Provance, France. Monoprix is a large food chain, where Doing The World For Free trio could visit their dumpsters and get food for over 200 euros every day, ranging from cheese, pasta, juice, beer, salad, fruit, sandwiches... - you name it!

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Featured articles: Amsterdam | Japan | Kaunas | Stockholm | Ten Katestraat market.