A collection of articles and papers on Food Loss and Waste
Digital Technologies, Sustainability, and Efficiency in Grain Post-Harvest Activities: A Bibliometric Analysis
01/02/2024
Post-harvest grain processes play a crucial role in food supply chains. Recent research focuses on how digital technologies can minimize grain losses, enhance food safety, and reduce their environmental impacts. The relationship between technologies and efficiency and sustainability needs more cl...
Turning Food Loss and Food Waste into Watts: A Review of Food Waste as an Energy Source
28/06/2024
Food loss (FL) and food waste (FW) have become severe global problems, contributing to resource inefficiency and environmental degradation. Approximately 6% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) are derived from FW, which is usually discarded in landfills, emitting methane, a gas that is 28 times mo...
Food Loss and Waste: Mixed Analysis from the Circular Food Economy
17/04/2024
Food products have unique characteristics among economic sectors. They include perishability, several special requirements for storage and transport, and the availability of soils with specific conditions to obtain high-quality crops. Moreover, because more consumers have become interested recent...
Leveraging food waste for electricity: A low-carbon approach in energy sector for mitigating climate change and achieving net zero emission in Hong Kong (China)
01/02/2024
In recent years, food waste has been a global concern that contributes to climate change. To deal with the rising impacts of climate change, in Hong Kong, food waste is converted into electricity in the framework of low-carbon approach. This work provides an overview of the conversion of food was...
Assessing nutritional and economic aspects of food loss and waste in China
30/11/2023
Addressing FLW requires comprehensive data to adequately prioritize its reduction and evaluate the effectiveness of the interventions. However, the nutritional and economic losses associated with FLW in China are poorly understood. We used multiple indicators to assess FLW in China from nutritional and economic perspectives and conducted a scenario analysis of the benefits of its reduction.