In many countries large amounts of foods are wasted. Why do you think people waste food in this way? What can be done to reduce the amount of food thrown away?

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A common topic discussed nowadays is
food
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waste
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. Several
countries
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tend to misuse their
food
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supply by putting it into the bin. I believe that many people do
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because they do not know the value of
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.
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, the
food
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and beverages sector tends to have exaggerated doses of products that without being consumed are going directly into the trashcan.
Countries
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that are accustomed to wasting
food
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are often rich, there, people do not value what they eat. Many take
food
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for granted and
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, if they do not finish their meal, tend to
waste
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it by putting it into the trashcan.
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, due to the busy lifestyle of the common people, fast foods are really popular and they are the
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causes of
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waste
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.
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. It is known that every item of Mcdonald's
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not consumed by a customer goes directly into the bin, producing a really important
food
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waste
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every day. To solve these problems, I believe that there should be a wide manoeuvre done by the governments of those
countries
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. They should teach,through schools, the importance of
food
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to the children. In order to let them learn that there are several
countries
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of the
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world which have an enormous lack of
food
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, and their population strive for it. The
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action that can be made is one towards the
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sector, guiding it towards a more ruled and controlled use of
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, preventing the exaggerated doses that restaurants and hotels serve and whose guests are never able to finish. To conclude,
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it is really hard to prevent foodstuff
waste
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, it is a really important step that the global society has to make in order to reduce pollution and to reduce important resources for which families from the
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world beg for them.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • food waste
  • excessive
  • portion sizes
  • expiration dates
  • storage
  • preservation
  • inefficient
  • cultural
  • incentives
  • reduce
  • awareness
  • education
  • planning
  • organization
  • misinterpretation
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