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Which countries waste the most food, and how to reduce waste at home

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Briefings

This World Food Day highlights a stark contradiction where 645 million people face hunger while over a billion tonnes of food is wasted annually. The evidence indicates that despite this massive waste, the specific countries consuming the most food are not identified in the provided source, nor is the method of reduction discussed.

Key points

• 645 million people are going hungry on World Food Day.
• More than one billion tonnes of food is wasted annually.

Context

The source provides a global statistic linking hunger and food waste but does not specify which countries waste the most or offer advice on how to reduce consumption at home.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence from a World Food Day article. It lacks specific data on which countries waste the most, nor does it contain any information on how to reduce food waste at home.

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