State-level policies alone are insufficient to meet the federal food waste reduction goal in the United States

Nature·Jan 9

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State-level policies are reportedly not enough to meet the federal goal for reducing food waste in the United States. It is unclear what specific solutions or alternatives are being proposed to address this issue. Various organizations and institutions are discussing related topics, including food insecurity, policy reform, and environmental sustainability, but the details of these discussions are not specified.

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