Ever wondered what happens to the conbini food that doesnt get sold by the use by date?
It is estimated tht Japan manages to throw out about 20 million tonnes of food waste a year! Think of all those leftover sandwiches and rice balls!!
- Looks lovely!
In 2007, 7-11 stores agreed to implement a compost system to recycle food waste from around 14 percent of its stores. Collaboration with Agri Gaia, a food waste recycling company means that the compost is turned into animal feed. 7-11 and Ito Yokado have even started selling watermelons and spinach grown out of the compost made from the group’s waste food products.
- Recycle
Are you doing ‘your bit’ for recycling the environment?
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How about sharing the leftove food with the homeless?
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How about sharing the leftover food with the homeless? That way you would be able to help everybody out.
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Yep – that one was my favourite too!
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you are right ! only in Japan
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http://kimonobox.com/2009/10/shaped-watermelon-japan/ I wonder what the next shape will be. And for that price they had better be seedless. another thing if you want your watermelon sweeter when you eat it , sprinkle salt on it.
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Salt on watermelon – yes that’s what we do too. It does the job! Good comment.
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Good comment – I agree with you there!
Thanks for RT!
Thanks for the RT!