This is the most overlooked piece in companies' sustainability strategies
Briefly

Greenhouse gas emissions from our global food system exceed those from all cars, trains, and planes combined, necessitating decarbonization efforts in food production and supply chains.
One-third of global food is wasted; in the US, 40% is discarded, leading to 130 billion uneaten meals annually and exacerbating health disparities and food insecurity.
Food waste costs the US $444 billion annually, affecting businesses like restaurants spending $162 billion yearly on food waste, emphasizing the need for sustainability and corporate involvement.
All businesses, not just food companies, play a vital role in creating a sustainable food system, with opportunities to involve employees, customers, and contribute to environmental and social benefits.
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