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Food Waste and Food Insecurity in Times of Coronavirus
On normal days, the United States wastes about 63 million tons of food annually. According to food loss experts, in this trying times of coronavirus pandemic where panic buying and restaurant closures are common, such a figure is expected to inflate. Initiatives and suggestions to cut food waste and address food insecurity in the U.S. need to be highlighted.
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