South Africa Wastes 10 Million Tons of Food Despite Rescue Efforts
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- •South Africa generates approximately 10 million tons of food waste each year.
- •A specific organization is engaged in efforts to recover and redistribute wasted food.
- •Food waste contributes to economic losses and environmental harm in South Africa.
- •The rescued food is aimed at helping vulnerable populations facing food insecurity.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the food rescue organization expands its operations more food waste could be diverted to those in need, improving food security and reducing environmental impact in South Africa
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