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Supermarkets throw away tons of fresh produce every day across America

9/14/2016 - A recent study by the National Cancer Institute and the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that there are not enough fruits and vegetables in the entire United States for each person to eat five servings a day even if they wanted to. Although the researchers attributed the problem to low demand...

France makes it illegal for super markets to waste food in effort to solve world hunger without GMOs

2/22/2016 - France has made a strong commitment towards fighting hunger by becoming the world's first country to ban supermarkets from wasting food. The French senate voted unanimously in support of a new law which forbids throwing away food nearing its "best-before" date, so that it can instead be donated to...

Supermarkets warned of winter vegetable shortages due to difficult growing conditions, economy

12/4/2012 - Difficult growing conditions have led agriculture industry experts to warn that consumers should expect shortages of winter veggies in the days leading up to Christmas, especially in the United Kingdom. Crop production has been hampered by poor weather and devastating floods, officials say, which...

Supermarkets everywhere are selling 'counterfeit' bagels

4/22/2012 - Bagels have their origin as a traditional food among the Jews of 16th century Poland. Because fresh bread was a staple food but no cooking could be done on the Sabbath, the bagel dough would be prepared before the Sabbath and then placed in a cool place to slowly rise throughout the course of the day....

U.S. supermarkets waste huge amounts of food

9/2/2010 - Even though one in seven U.S. residents struggles to get enough food, the nation's supermarkets throw away tons of produce and other food products every single year. According to a study by the California Integrated Waste Management board, 63 percent of the average supermarket's waste stream is food....

Mainstream supermarkets tapping into Whole Foods' success with healthful, organic products

6/29/2006 - -- Big-name supermarket chains nationwide are offering more organic and health-oriented foods to consumers, in a move to capture some of the success enjoyed by natural markets such as Whole Foods, Wild Oats and Trader Joe's. According to supermarket consultant Phil Lempert, Whole Foods "changed the...

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