Zeroing in on zero food waste


Mercato Ritrovato farmers market in Bologna is a place for socialising and learning too, as people can take part in cooking classes and various information and dissemination initiatives. — Photo courtesy of Marino Cavallo

MALAYSIANS generate about 38,000 tonnes of solid waste daily.

About half of that amount is organic waste, which includes food waste, that goes to the landfill.

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food waste , Milan Food Policy , biowaste , Cetdem

   

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