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    Food waste is a serious global problem. Each year, one third of all food produced is thrown away, amounting to $43 billion worth of food wasted in the United States alone. Supermarkets ship out large quantities of expired food products almost daily. If we don't address this issue, excess food waste negatively impacts the economy, health, and the environment as overflowing dumps spoil the surrounding land for miles. To solve this, production needs to be reduced by 25% and waste-free processing plants should be built to handle uneaten food.

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    Food waste is a serious global problem. Each year, one third of all food produced is thrown away, amounting to $43 billion worth of food wasted in the United States alone. Supermarkets ship out large quantities of expired food products almost daily. If we don't address this issue, excess food waste negatively impacts the economy, health, and the environment as overflowing dumps spoil the surrounding land for miles. To solve this, production needs to be reduced by 25% and waste-free processing plants should be built to handle uneaten food.

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    Fact 1: Every Year We Throw Away One Third of The Food We Produce in The World. Fact 2: The United States Throws Away $43 Billion of Food Each Year

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    Food waste is a serious global problem. Each year, one third of all food produced is thrown away, amounting to $43 billion worth of food wasted in the United States alone. Supermarkets ship out large quantities of expired food products almost daily. If we don't address this issue, excess food waste negatively impacts the economy, health, and the environment as overflowing dumps spoil the surrounding land for miles. To solve this, production needs to be reduced by 25% and waste-free processing plants should be built to handle uneaten food.

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    The amount of food people waste.

    I would like to talk today about a serious problem in the world “The amount of food people
    waste”.

    Fact 1: Every year we throw away one third of the food we produce in the world.
    Fact 2: The United States throws away $43 billion of food each year.

    The world food market is very oversaturated with products. People produce more food than
    they can eat.
    A good example of this situation is supermarkets. They ship expired products in large
    quantities almost daily.
    It's terrifying to even think about how much this is happening all over the world.

    And if you think about it, in ancient times, when mammoths were walking on the ground
    already then people were killing animal herds for food. And this is not for the sake of stocks.
    No! Just for eat. Or even like for fun. That is funny to kill animals. Yep)

    In consequence, some kinds of animals have been exterminated through this.


    That's why I'm sure that we have it from the ancient times of human origin.

    Let's go back to our time.

    Excess food now affects the economy, health and most of all the ecology of our
    planet. Tons of waste not only from the food itself, but also from the packages in
    which it is stored overfill the dumps. Almost always this is followed by spoiled land
    and bad smell in the area of several and sometimes even tens of kilometers.

    In my understanding, we must build waste-free plants to process the food not


    consumed. And also, to reduce production by a quarter.

    Something like that. Thank you for listening to me.

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