Wasting food could cost world $600bn a year by 2030
New report says world must get to grips with the environmental, social, and financial impacts of food waste
Governments must tackle the growing problem of food waste or risk losing $600bn a year, an industry report has found. According to figures published by UK waste advisory agency WRAP, a 20 per cent to...
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