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PETALING JAYA: Today marks World Food Day, a day earmarked every year to celebrate the inception of the United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organization in 1945, which has been highlighting global food concerns for nearly 80 years now.

This year’s theme is ‘Our actions are our future’, something that is especially pertinent in the area of food waste, which has become a pressing international concern.

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