Greece Ranks Among Worst in E.U. for Food Waste, Data Shows

Greece is 1 of the highest food-wasting countries successful the European Union, with an estimated 200 kilograms (440 pounds) of nutrient thrown distant per idiosyncratic each year, according to the latest E.U. data.

Across the 27-member bloc, an mean of 131 kilograms (289 pounds) of nutrient is wasted per idiosyncratic annually, totaling astir 58 cardinal tons.

Households are liable for much than fractional of each nutrient waste.Only 2 countries study higher per capita nutrient discarded than Greece: Cyprus, astatine 300 kilograms, and Denmark, astatine 250 kilograms.

In contrast, respective countries, including Slovenia, Croatia, and Spain, discarded little than 100 kilograms per idiosyncratic each year.