Biodiversity > Surging food waste puts biodiversity under increasing pressure, UNEP says

Surging food waste puts biodiversity under increasing pressure, UNEP says

Published 08:28 on March 28, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:28 on March 28, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Households worldwide squandered over one billion meals a day in 2022, as challenges in reducing food waste threaten to hold back progress towards achieving global biodiversity targets, a UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report has said.
Households worldwide squandered over one billion meals a day in 2022, as challenges in reducing food waste threaten to hold back progress towards achieving global biodiversity targets, a UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report has said.


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