UN calls for food waste revolution

James S Murray
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Report calls for global crackdown on food waste and expansion of organic farming to help tackle impending shortages

The world could easily feed its growing population if farmers, businesses and government's simply stepped up efforts to curtail food waste, according to a major new study from the United Nations Environment...

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