Our latest data shows that household
#FoodWaste decreased by 9% between 2021 to 2022. This reduction was influenced by two main factors: Covid-19 restrictions lifting meaning less food was eaten at home in 2022, and the 17% rise in food prices during 2022 and into 2023.
But, despite this reduction in food waste, UK shoppers are still spending £17 billion on food that is thrown away. That’s an average of £1,000 a year for a household of four people.
We’ve found nearly 40% of household food waste happens because food wasn’t used in time. By helping people to buy an appropriate amount of food and store it optimally sets people up for success.
We promote key actions among brands and retailers to slash food waste including selling loose fresh produce, ensuring availability and appropriate pricing of smaller packs, and changing product labelling.
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