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Round Table China

Shanghai's leftover food blind boxes serve up sustainability

Jul 19, 2024
27:55
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Shanghai introduces leftover food blind boxes to combat food waste. Guests discuss global efforts, impacts of food waste, and the importance of reducing emissions. They also share their love for movie soundtracks and home interior decoration.
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  • Shanghai's leftover food blind boxes offer affordable meals while reducing food waste.
  • Global initiatives against food waste emphasize the importance of recycling for combating hunger and environmental impact.

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Shanghai Introduces Leftover Food Blind Boxes to Reduce Food Waste

Shanghai has innovatively launched leftover food blind boxes in community cafeterias to minimize food waste and offer affordable meals. Priced at 10 yuan per serve, these boxes contain just-cooked, unsold dishes like vegetables, meat, and staple foods, not necessarily traditional leftovers. While gaining popularity, some concerns focus on potential disrespect despite the fresh nature of the food, aiming to attract more individuals for budget-friendly dining.

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