Challenges and initiatives in reducing food losses and waste: United States Huw Twiston Davies

Challenges and initiatives in reducing food losses and waste: United States Huw Twiston DaviesAbout a third of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted from farm to fork. It is estimated that the average American household spends $1500 a year or more on food they never eat. This chapter highlights primary data that the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has collected in production level studies and includes case studies that illuminate the environmental impacts of food losses in the United States. It also discusses the potential solutions

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