Less waste in catering
According to a report published by the International Food Waste Coalition (IFWC) on January 18, food waste in the European hospitality and catering sector has decreased by more than 20% since 2019.
According to the data published this year, an average of 108 grams of waste was generated per consumer, which represents a 7% decrease compared to 2021 and a more than 20% decrease compared to 2019.
A positive trend can be observed in all segments, the most spectacular results can be seen in community catering, where the amount of food waste has decreased by 35% in the last 3 years. The results show that despite the negative impact of the pandemic, new practices around forecasting, planning, consumer involvement and food redistribution are starting a sustainable trend towards more effective food waste reduction.
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