Should the government invest in programs to reduce food waste?

No

Depends on the program, how does it work? How will it combat food waste? Will it work?

the amount of food waste purley because of the profit greed in the food industry while people starve is a national shame. Perfectly good food thrown away every minute here because "the bin is more deserving than feeding a human for free"

Whether the food goes in the bin or to the vulnerable it makes no cost difference.

No, they should charge the corporations creating the waste so the corporations change their behaviour

Yes, give every household 3 chickens complementary and watch waste drop.

Have you ever thought about where your food goes if you don’t finish it, and does that make you think differently about wasting it?

What’s one small change you could make in your everyday life to reduce food waste, and why do you think that change would be easy or hard for you?

Do you believe food waste is more of a responsibility for individuals or businesses, and why do you feel that way?

How does the thought of food waste connect with your views on the environment or climate change, if at all?

When you go out to eat, do you think portion sizes affect how much food is wasted, and who should be responsible for fixing that?

How do you feel when you see food thrown away, especially knowing there are people who can't afford enough to eat?

Do you think schools should teach students more about food waste and its impact, and how might that change the way people act in the future?

Are there situations where throwing away food feels justified to you, and how do you weigh that against the idea of waste?

What’s one thing that would make it easier for you, or your family, to waste less food at home?

The repairs shouldn't food waste is hunger of body and minds

If you're cooking a meal and end up with leftovers, how do you decide whether to save them or toss them?