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4 ways retailers can curb food waste

At a time of record-high food insecurity rates in the U.S., managing food waste in a responsible way is a boon to society

Kira Hunter, Content Producer, New Hope Network

August 7, 2020

3 Min Read
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When food cannot be either sold or donated, retailers have the option to partner with cattle farms, compost facilities or waste-water treatment facilities.Getty Images

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Kira Hunter

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