Food Waste Index Report 2024

  • UNEP and WRAP jointly release the Food Waste Index Report 2024.
  • The Food Waste Index report has been released just ahead of the 2024 International Zero Waste Day (30 March).
  • According to the report, more than one billion miles were wasted globally in 2022.
  • 1.05 billion tonnes of food waste generated in 2022. Of the total food waste, 60% occurred at the household level.
  • 783 million people worldwide face hunger and almost a third face food insecurity.
  • Many lower-middle-income countries do not have adequate systems in place to track progress towards meeting the Sustainable Development Goal of halving food waste by 2030.
  • Australia, Japan, UK, US only. And the European Union has food waste tracking systems.
  • The average level of household food waste across high-income, upper-middle and lower-middle income countries varies by just 7 kilograms per capita, the report said.

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