Food Wastage
How To Avoid Food Wastage: 7 Easy Ways To Reduce Food Waste And Save MoneyAccording to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, about 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted every year. Here are smart and simple ways that will help minimise food wastage at home and will ultimately ...
- Harsh Goenka Has An Important Message About Food Wastage, Twitter Reacts
Industrialist Harsh Goenka raised awareness about the pertinent issue of food wastage that could be used to feed the hungry.
- How Food Technology Helps With Food Wastage - Expert Reveals
Food wastage is perhaps one of the most neglected and downplayed urban issues. Here's how food technology may help reduce food wastage.
- 5 Smart Tips to Prevent Food Wastage at Home
Food wastage is a global concern, with about one-third of the world's food wasted annually. Here are some tips to prevent food wastage at home.
- World Food Day 2016: When Climate Change Teams Up With Escalating Hunger and Food Wastage
According to a recent report published by Thomson Reuters, between 30 and 40 percent of food produced globally is never eaten.
- Free Food For the Needy: This Kerala Restaurant Nails it at Curbing Food Wastage
The least that can be done is to keep a check on our resources, use as much as needed, conserve and be watchful of wastage.
- IAS Officer Shares Photo Of Food Wastage At Weddings. It'll Shock You
IAS Officer Awanish Sharan shared a photo on Twitter that showed the amount of food wasted at weddings. Here's how Twitter users reacted to it.
- How Restaurants Are Embracing Sustainability To Reduce Food Wastage
Keeping sustainability and environments in mind, some sincere restaurants always follow the best ways possible measures to minimise food wastage.
- Gujarat Woman Decorates Ganesh Idol With Food Packets, Sends Important Message
A woman in Gujarat has created a unique Ganesh idol made with food packets to send an important message about food wastage.
- Bohra Cuisine: A Meal Tradition That Starts With A Pinch Of Salt And Dessert
Food and eating etiquettes play an important role in characterising the Bohra (or Bohri) culture. Here people swear by 'communal dining' and 'no food wastage' policies.
