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⏲ Duration: 12 min 94 sec
✓ Published: 29-Sep-2015
✓ Published: 29-Sep-2015
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Tristram Stuart, author, campaigner, and Founder of Feedback and Feeding the 5000 discusses the global food waste scandal and the campaign to end food waste in the United Kingdom. Drawing from success stories, Stuart discusses how to eliminate food waste in the Unites States and hold companies, governments, and consumers accountable for discarding perfectly edible food.nnWWF’s Fuller Symposium convenes thought leaders in science, policy, business, conservation and development to tackle emergin
Tristram Stuart, author, campaigner, and Founder of Feedback and Feeding the 5000 discusses the global food waste scandal and the campaign to end food waste in the United Kingdom. Drawing from success stories, Stuart discusses how to eliminate food waste in the Unites States and hold companies, governments, and consumers accountable for discarding perfectly edible food.nnWWF’s Fuller Symposium convenes thought leaders in science, policy, business, conservation and development to tackle emergin
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