Donald Shepherd's guest appearances

Donald Shepherd

Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Stuart Crosby

Dylan Thomsen

Stuart Nash

Bernie Smith

John Tamihere

Brent Hill

Jarrod Haar

Greg Cain

Chris Edwards

Christoph Schumacher

Will Matthews

Bernie Sanders

Israel Folau

Des Gorman

Tim Brown

OwlTail

Some new insights into food trends have emerged, with Otago University teaming up with Foodstuffs to investigate how Kiwi consumers feel about upcycled food products.These are products that are made from ingredients that would otherwise have gone to waste.Examples include grain being turned into muesli bars, or unsold bread being turned into beer.One New Zealand company leading this trend is Citizen Collective.Donald Shepherd is the co-founder, and he joined Kate Hawkesby to talk about his business.LISTEN ABOVE

Some new insights into food trends have emerged, with Otago University teaming up with Foodstuffs to investigate how Kiwi consumers feel about upcycled food products. These are products that are made from ingredients that would otherwise have gone to waste. Examples include grain being turned into muesli bars, or unsold bread being turned into beer. One New Zealand company leading this trend is Citizen Collective. Donald Shepherd is the co-founder, and he joined Kate Hawkesby to talk about his business. LISTEN ABOVE

Donald Shepherd: Citizen Collective turning surplus foods into delicious treats and drinks

Every year, the world wastes about a third of the food we produce.But a new collective is on a mission to change that.The Citizen Collective utilises unsold bread from local supermarkets, turns it into craft beer, with the waste from that process then used to make artisan bread.Co-founder Donald Shepherd joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to discuss how it works.LISTEN ABOVE

Every year, the world wastes about a third of the food we produce. But a new collective is on a mission to change that. The Citizen Collective utilises unsold bread from local supermarkets, turns it into craft beer, with the waste from that process then used to make artisan bread. Co-founder Donald Shepherd joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to discuss how it works. LISTEN ABOVE

Donald Shepherd: New business taking supermarket bread to make beer