What the French can teach us about dealing with food waste


Filepic of Penang residents collecting food from a food bank.

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As the secretariat of MYSaveFood Network, an initiative headed by the Agriculture Minister represented by the Malaysian Agricultural Research & Development Institute (Mardi), we had the opportunity to travel to France to learn from the country to first have a food waste law, initiated by its Ministry of Food and Agriculture.

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