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World Wildlife Fund Study Reports Astonishing New Findings on Food Loss and Waste

2021-08-17 13:11:00| Waste Age

About 1.2 billion more tons of food goes uneaten each year worldwide than was thought most of which is lost before it leaves the farm. That astonishing figure is on top of 931 million tons that is wasted annually at retailers and in homes, accordin [ more ]

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