The new global standard for food waste targets — an eBook

Supplied by SUEZ on Thursday, 13 October, 2016

Every year Australians scrape $10 billion off their plates into the garbage. It is estimated one-third of all food is lost or wasted worldwide. Until now this waste was unmeasurable.

This eBook introduces the new globally agreed standard on how to measure food loss and waste, discusses depackaging waste to recycle more and reveals the strategy behind Inghams’ zero waste landfill goal.

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