Davos 2023

Why reducing food loss is key to a more sustainable future

Japan's total food loss and waste in 2020 alone was 5.22 million tonnes. Image: Unsplash/Alison Pang

Naoko Kutty
Writer, Forum Agenda
Naoko Tochibayashi
Public Engagement Lead, World Economic Forum, Japan
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In Japan, food makers or wholesalers should deliver products to retailers within the first one-third of the product’s shelf-life. Image: Unsplash/Peter Wendt

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