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Food Wastage in Africa

EPISODE · Jun 28, 2018 · 37 MIN

Food Wastage in Africa

from African Dialogue · host Channel Africa

According to research South Africans are the biggest wasters of food. It has been reported that 30 % of the food that is produced in the country is not eaten. It is usually discarded or becomes rotten due to the fact that South Africans buy too much food. This is despite the expensive cost of groceries and food products and the increase of food prices year in and year out. To assist us on this topic we are joined on the line by: • Sukati Mpumuzi is a Senior Nutrition Officer, FAO Regional Office for Africa.• Tatjana von Bormann, World Wide Fund Food Expert,

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