Promotion of new technologies to extend food shelf life.
Enhancement of public-private partnerships to amplify impact.
The strategy also aims to build community-scale organics recycling infrastructure to support cleaner, healthier communities and advance environmental justice.
This national effort is expected to not only save money for families and businesses but also significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions associated with decomposing food waste.
Leaders from the USDA, EPA, and FDA underscored the collaborative nature of this strategy, urging all sectors of society, including consumers and retailers, to contribute to achieving these goals.
The administration has also renewed partnerships with major food industry players who are committing to significant waste reductions within their operations.
In essence, this strategy is not just about waste reduction but also about fostering a circular economy that benefits all Americans, contributing to a healthier planet and a sustainable future.