Hungarian households throw away more than half a million forints a year
• Research shows that appropriate refrigerated storage of certain foods, such as apples, oranges or pears, could reduce waste.
• More than a quarter of food purchased in Hungary is discarded, most of which is ready-made meals.
• Samsung experts help reduce waste by showing them how to rearrange their refrigerators to keep food even longer.
Learn more about the optimal layout of your refrigerator and how to deal with food waste here: https://www.samsung.com/hu/explore/food-home/four-simple-tips-for-better-fridge-management/
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