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Financial experts told consumers to stop ‘wasting’ money eating out. They’re finally listening — and companies are rattled.


Americans need to reprioritize their cash flow in difficult times,” according to one financial planner. “McDonald’s and Starbucks will survive.” ... Read More

4 strategies to reduce household food waste


The global food system produces enough food for everyone, yet, in 2023, 333 million people worldwide were short of healthy food and 783 million were chronically hungry. An estimated 1.3 billion tons ... Read More

Simple ways to reduce food waste in your kitchen


There are issues all along our food supply chain that might lead a person to feel that their individual impact is inconsequential. But within our own kitchens, we can all do more. Here are five ... Read More

What Do Consumers Want? A Checklist for B2C


By minimizing food waste, incorporating eco-friendly packaging materials, and streamlining logistics, companies can significantly reduce ... to consumers on packaging and online platforms. Providing ... Read More

Waste Deep


This analysis adds to a broader critique of Tyson Foods and the impact of this megacorporation on communities, consumers, farmers, and workers. Policymakers can reduce the damage Tyson ... The good ... Read More

Some researchers say plastic recycling is a 'fraud' — What do we do now?


Only about five percent of plastics produced annually are recycled in the U.S. So how much plastic is five percent? And will recycling that amount make a difference? Read More

Partnership Opportunities to Transform Food Systems


This report explores how public-private partnerships can help transform global food systems to be more sustainable, efficient, and equitable while adapting to climate change and meeting the increasing ... Read More

US recycling laws ‘a growing pain point’ for food producers, says FoodChain ID


With regulators pushing for improved recyclability and reduced packaging waste, how should manufacturers navigate the latest regulations and packaging trends? Read More

The Big Read in short: How far have we come in weaning off plastics?


SINGAPORE — Before she leaves home, Ms Cha Yoo Kyung, 27, always makes sure she has three essential items with her: A food container, cutlery and a reusable shopping bag. Read More

USDA orders flu testing for dairy cows to avoid spreading bird flu


Any remnants of the bird flu virus in raw milk products can be dangerous for consumers. The agency is continuing to do more research related to the bird flu, consumer dairy products, and the ... Read More

How humanity’s ear-splitting racket deafens whales and other marine animals


Industrial activity has added up to 15 decibels of noise to the Santa Barbara Channel, new research has found. Hear the difference. Read More

Can celebrities influence environmental issues? Experts weigh in.


The sustainability movement is increasingly getting a boost from famous faces as celebrities lend their voices to environmental causes close to their hearts. Read More


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