In developed countries, one third of the food produced becomes waste
The head of state talked to Albert Wettstein, one of the founders of the Hungarian company that developed the Munch food rescue application, on how to prevent unused food and ready-to-eat food from being thrown in the trash, thus burdening the environment.
Presenting the business, Áder János said that the team of young university students had set up a community business that would save good quality ready-to-eat food from being thrown away. (MTI)
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