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Charles visited the Deptford Trading Estate in south London as he marked the first anniversary of his anti-food waste project.

The King is spending his 76th birthday opening new hubs to redistribute food which would otherwise be thrown away.

British monarch King Charles III is marking his 76th birthday by opening two food distribution hubs amid his battle with cancer.

King Charles attended the event alone as the Queen continues to recover from a chest infection. | ITV National News

The King's Coronation Food Project has saved 940 tonnes of surplus food in its first year, the equivalent of more than two million meals, according to an impact report marking the first anniversary of

King Charles celebrates his 76th birthday by opening two new food distribution hubs. These hubs are part of the 'Coronation Food Project' aimed at curbing food waste and supporting charities. The initiative has saved 940 tonnes of surplus food,

King Charles III marked his 76th birthday on Thursday by opening two new food distribution hubs - one in person and the other virtually.

The King will open two hubs designed to save and circulate tonnes of surplus food as he marks his 76th birthday. The opening of the distribution centres will also mark the first anniversary of the Coronation Food Project, an initiative to support charities feeding the nation with unwanted food.