Food plays an essential role in everyone’s life. In Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, food is categorized at the most fundamental level with other vital factors such as breathing, water, and sleep (McLeod, 2018). Without food, we will not be able to study, work, travel or proceed any further tasks. With the economic development, as people have more disposable income than ever before, most of us don’t suffer from food security. However, astonishing facts still exist worldwide, and tragedy happens every day. According to the study of World Food Program (2015), there are up to 800 million people do not have enough food to live a healthy life, and a quarter of the world’s children are undernourished. Even though we may not suffer hunger by ourselves...
Food is essential to our survival, yet the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (...
One in five low-income households in Singapore face severe food insecurity. Despite a wide range of ...
China has successfully achieved food selfsufficiency over the past 50 years, however, with large inp...
Food plays an essential role in everyone’s life. In Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, food is categorized...
Food waste is a compelling research topic due to the way in which its environmental, social, and eco...
© 2020 Elsevier Ltd The challenge of food waste in the foodservice sector of China is under-examined...
It is estimated that about 14% of the food produced in the world is lost before it reaches retail ou...
As effect on the environment, society and economy have been recognised throughout past decades, the ...
China discards less food than the average country. What can we learn from China about reducing food ...
Food waste is now recognized as a global problem, with roughly one third of the edible parts of food...
Zero Hunger, Responsible Consumption and Production There are currently large amounts of edible food...
Food Waste Away-From-Home in the Beijing Urban Area—An Estimate Based on First-Hand Data Reducing fo...
Food waste refers to the decrease in the quantity or quality of food resulting from decisions and ac...
ABSTRACTThe entire world is facing significant challenges in the coming decades. It has been demonst...
Food waste is a growing issue in our culture that has yet to be handled adequately. It has increased...
Food is essential to our survival, yet the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (...
One in five low-income households in Singapore face severe food insecurity. Despite a wide range of ...
China has successfully achieved food selfsufficiency over the past 50 years, however, with large inp...
Food plays an essential role in everyone’s life. In Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, food is categorized...
Food waste is a compelling research topic due to the way in which its environmental, social, and eco...
© 2020 Elsevier Ltd The challenge of food waste in the foodservice sector of China is under-examined...
It is estimated that about 14% of the food produced in the world is lost before it reaches retail ou...
As effect on the environment, society and economy have been recognised throughout past decades, the ...
China discards less food than the average country. What can we learn from China about reducing food ...
Food waste is now recognized as a global problem, with roughly one third of the edible parts of food...
Zero Hunger, Responsible Consumption and Production There are currently large amounts of edible food...
Food Waste Away-From-Home in the Beijing Urban Area—An Estimate Based on First-Hand Data Reducing fo...
Food waste refers to the decrease in the quantity or quality of food resulting from decisions and ac...
ABSTRACTThe entire world is facing significant challenges in the coming decades. It has been demonst...
Food waste is a growing issue in our culture that has yet to be handled adequately. It has increased...
Food is essential to our survival, yet the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (...
One in five low-income households in Singapore face severe food insecurity. Despite a wide range of ...
China has successfully achieved food selfsufficiency over the past 50 years, however, with large inp...