What Walmart Does With Expired Foods (It's Probably Not What You'd Guess) - Tasting Table
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What Walmart Does With Expired Foods (It's Probably Not What You'd Guess) - Tasting Table
"Grocery stores produced 4.7 million tons of food waste in 2022, with shoppers typically preferring the freshest food, leading to waste as some items go bad."
"Walmart has been making strides toward reducing waste for a decade, aiming to cut waste by 12% by 2025 and 50% by 2030, with composting as a key strategy."
"Food waste from 1,400 Walmart and Sam's Club locations will be collected and turned into compost bags, which Walmart sells for less than $7 each."
Food waste has become a pressing concern, with grocery stores generating 4.7 million tons in 2022. Consumers prefer fresh, aesthetically pleasing food, leading to waste. Walmart has implemented strategies to reduce waste, including composting expired items and changing packaging. By 2025, Walmart aims to cut waste by 12%, with a target of 50% by 2030. Compost from food waste is sold at Walmart locations, and partnerships with companies like Denali help streamline the recycling process.
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