Highlights

This survey was done by OnePoll on behalf of HelloFresh
83% of respondents admitted cooking extra food
35% agreed they mostly forget about the leftovers

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People admit wasting more food than they can eat: Report

Name: People admit wasting more food than they can eat: Report
Uploaded: 2023-04-19T09:24:52.000+05:30
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Description: According to a recent poll, an average of 2,000 adults spend $248 weekly on groceries and end up throwing away about $63 worth of that.

According to a recent poll, an average of 2,000 adults spend $248 weekly on groceries and end up throwing away about $63 worth of that.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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People admit wasting more food than they can eat: Report

Are you guilty of storing leftovers in the fridge and forgetting about them till the time they reach a point to be thrown away? Looks like you are not alone.

According to a recent poll, an average of 2,000 adults spend $248 weekly on groceries and end up throwing away about $63 worth of that.

This survey was done by OnePoll on behalf of HelloFresh, where 83% of respondents admitted cooking extra food. 35% agreed they mostly forget about the leftovers, 43% finish the leftovers, while 24% said they get tired of eating the same food and thus discard them.

According to experts, with inflation hitting food costs globally, wasting groceries affects both environment and the economy.

Also watch: Food waste far worse than plastic pollution, here's why!