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Carbon footprint of avoidable food waste

Carbon footprint of avoidable food waste

When food is thrown away, the CO2 that went into growing, harvesting, storing, transporting and cooking it is wasted. Here are the foods that contribute most to CO2 emissions:
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    co2

    19%
    Meals

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    co2

    17%
    Meat & fish

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    co2

    16%
    Drink

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    co2

    11%
    Fresh vegetables & salads

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    co2

    11%
    Dairy and eggs

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    co2

    8%
    Bakery

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    co2

    5%
    Fresh fruit

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    co2

    4%
    Sauces & spices

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    co2

    4%
    Staple foods

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    co2

    3%
    Processed vegetables

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    co2

    1%
    Cakes and desserts

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    co2

    1%
    Confectionery & snacks

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    co2

    < 0.5%
    processed fruit

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    co2

    < 0.5%
    Oil & fat

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    co2

    < 0.5%
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