PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS OF FOOD WASTE REDUCTION
Keywords:
waste, consumer culture, food storage, agricultural losses, restaurants and supermarkets, environmental sustainability, economic efficiency, food security, anti-waste measures, technological solutions.Abstract
This article analyzes one of the global issues—food waste—and explores the problems and solutions associated with it. The primary causes of food waste include improper storage, low consumer awareness, wastage in restaurants and retail chains, and losses in agriculture. To address these issues, it is essential to increase consumer awareness, ensure proper food storage, implement effective management systems in supermarkets, improve legislation, and utilize modern technologies. This article provides recommendations aimed at achieving economic efficiency and ensuring environmental sustainability by reducing food waste.
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