Sydney: A unique supermarket in Australia is giving food destined for landfills a second chance, as the government embarks on a major push to cut down on waste costing the economy A$20bil (RM65.18bil) a year.
The outlet run by food rescue organisation OzHarvest in Sydney takes surplus products normally thrown out by major supermarkets, airlines and other suppliers, and gives them away for free.
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