British households throw 34 thousand tons of beef in the trash each year
According to a research 260 million pounds worth raw and cooked beef items go to waste each year in Britain ie 34,000 tonnes of beef every year – the Guardian wrote.
The national Love Food Hate Waste campaign has partnered with farmer and BBC Countryfile presenter, Adam Henson, to urge Britons to make the most of their meat. Around 260 million pounds worth of raw and cooked beef items go to waste each year in UK households, according to the research by the campaign. (MTI)
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