Five tips to reduce food waste
An average Hungarian throws 33 kg of food into the trash every year simply because they bought too much of certain products or stored them inadequately.
Regardless of the diet we follow, we consume a huge variety of foods, but most of us do not know how to store them. LG experts now give you some helpful tips on how to use your fridge wisely and safely to help keep your food fresh and fresh.
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