The Solution to Less Food Waste? More Grocery Stores
In a surprising conclusion, a new study says access to more grocery stores could help reduce the amount of food we throw away.
In a surprising conclusion, a new study says access to more grocery stores could help reduce the amount of food we throw away.
An advocacy group urges stores to better inform shoppers about food recalls.
A grocery store offers a unique buy-one-get-one-free deal – buy unexpired food, and get expired food for free.
New grocery date labels are making it less confusing to know when your food actually expires.
A grocery chain eliminates expiration date labels on dozens of products, to ease confusion and combat food waste.
A grocery chain is selling expired food products for 13 cents each, in an effort to reduce food waste.
Grocery stores can use new technology to charge lower prices for expiring products.
Grocery industry groups introduce new expiration dates that eliminate confusion about when food should be thrown away.
A new program discourages waste, by putting coupons on products that are about to expire.
Grocery stores say they will no longer stock thousands of products, in order to comply with a new labeling law in Vermont.