a) Half a million tonnes
b) 1.6 million tonnes
c) 6.7 million tonnes
The shocking answer is c! And it costs the average family £420 a year. It’s like scraping eight slimy, putrifying, past-their-sell-by-date pounds into the bin every week. I blame supermarkets, who encourage people to overbuy with their constant BuyOneGetOneFree (BOGOF) offers.
And, up until now, delivered groceries have been a problem because you couldn’t be sure the produce was fresh enough to last.
But I love the fact that Ocado are tackling this. They show the use-by date on all the fresh stuff on their website. It’s also printed on your receipt so you stick it on your fridge as a guilty reminder of what to use up. Brilliant.
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