The United Nations published a new report stressing the need to reduce food waste to defend the environment, with more than a third of all food produced globally
thrown out, spoiled, or lost. Central and Southern Asia recorded the highest food losses each year at 20 per cent with Europe and North America a close second at 15 per cent.
Bugger off UN
Does this mean that corporations have and are getting it wrong?
Put everyone on the aged pension rate of pay, then there won' be any food wastage, I guarantee you!
Dont worry about food loses-How many people World Wide are getting ILL or DYING from the Insecticides that are used on Strawberries - Berries - Spinach -Tomatoes etc
Perhaps start with Turkey?
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