The food sector needs systemic change to sort out waste, but the policy behind it is fractured and the industry lacks political leadership.
In the 1930s, food waste was calamitous. Crops mouldered for lack of storage and temperature control. There was inadequate infrastructure and distribution. Farmers didn’t get paid. Food and fields rotted. Wasted labour, wasted food.
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