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Results around emerging new categories such as plant-based meat and dairy highlight areas for education and improvement within the food and beverage industry.
Kerry has released findings from its latest research on North American consumer attitudes, behaviors and purchasing choices as they relate to food safety, sustainability, and preventing food waste.
When considering the problem of food waste in America, it’s easy to envision grocery distributors or large-scale restaurant operations with dumpsters full of spoiled meat and produce in a back alley.
ReFED, a multi-stakeholder nonprofit committed to reducing the $218 billion of food waste in the United States, has launched the Retail Food Waste Action Guide, which finds that food waste represents an $18.2 billion opportunity for grocery retailers.
The latest scales offer bakers and snack manufacturers a host of benefits, including improved accuracy, waste reduction, sanitation, traceability and data integration.