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Old 17-01-2019, 02:22 PM #1
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bet Trumpet is one of the biggest culprits
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bet Trumpet is one of the biggest culprits
I do eat a lot of sugar but meat, no

In fact right now I am sucking a barley sugar

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The average UK family is wasting nearly Ł60 a month by throwing away almost an entire meal a day, according to a new report that reveals the scale of the ongoing challenge to reduce household food waste.

Britons are chucking out the equivalent of 24 meals a month, adding up to 4.2 million tonnes of food and drink every year that could have been consumed. Almost half of this is going straight from fridges or cupboards into the bin. One-fifth of what households buy ends up as waste, and around 60% of that could have been eaten.

There has been no progress in reducing meat and fish wastage, with Britons still throwing away the equivalent of 86 million chickens every year. The top three foods being thrown away uneaten in British homes are bread, potatoes and milk. The equivalent of 24m slices of bread, 5.8m potatoes and 5.9m glasses of milk are being wasted daily, while even cakes and pastries make it into the top 10 most wasted items.

The study by the government's waste advisory body, the Waste & Resources Action Programme (Wrap), shows that since 2007, avoidable household food waste has been cut by 21% to 4.2m tonnes, saving consumers almost Ł13bn.
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The average UK family is wasting nearly Ł60 a month by throwing away almost an entire meal a day, according to a new report that reveals the scale of the ongoing challenge to reduce household food waste.

Britons are chucking out the equivalent of 24 meals a month, adding up to 4.2 million tonnes of food and drink every year that could have been consumed. Almost half of this is going straight from fridges or cupboards into the bin. One-fifth of what households buy ends up as waste, and around 60% of that could have been eaten.

There has been no progress in reducing meat and fish wastage, with Britons still throwing away the equivalent of 86 million chickens every year. The top three foods being thrown away uneaten in British homes are bread, potatoes and milk. The equivalent of 24m slices of bread, 5.8m potatoes and 5.9m glasses of milk are being wasted daily, while even cakes and pastries make it into the top 10 most wasted items.

The study by the government's waste advisory body, the Waste & Resources Action Programme (Wrap), shows that since 2007, avoidable household food waste has been cut by 21% to 4.2m tonnes, saving consumers almost Ł13bn.
That's awful. It's so unfair how unbalanced the world is aswell, when you think in some countries people are literally starving to death
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That's awful. It's so unfair how unbalanced the world is aswell, when you think in some countries people are literally starving to death
The answer is to halt procreation in these areas and that will help to solve this problem
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The answer is to halt procreation in these areas and that will help to solve this problem
Education and women having rights over their own reproductive system would greatly help with that.
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Education and women having rights over their own reproductive system would greatly help with that.
yep and also mass contraceptive availability and an total eradication of religion
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