Observing World Food Day
On World Food Day, the article highlights the problem of food waste across all stages of production and distribution. It points out that large quantities of edible food are lost or discarded without being directed to those in need. The article emphasizes the necessity of having organized and transparent mechanisms for collecting and distributing surplus food in a safe and responsible manner, including clear safety standards, and an active role for institutions, regulatory bodies, and the community. It stresses the importance of providing periodic data to reveal the extent of the problem and to evaluate the outcomes of implemented solutions. Additionally, it calls attention to the responsibility of society and individuals in purchasing and storing food conscientiously, but underlines that solutions should be systematic and institutional rather than solely relying on individual initiatives, in order to promote fairness, reduce food wastage, and ensure that food reaches those who need it.
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