PROVIDENCE – When Felicia Neuhof first started forming her business, Shellf Life, she recalls seafood restauranteurs looking at her in disbelief when she asked for their food waste. “I was just showing up with a bucket at restaurants like Hemenway’s, Dune Brothers, Providence Oyster Bar,” Neuhof said. “Just calling them, showing up, and asking if
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