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COMCEC

Reducing Food Waste

In the OIC Member Countries

(16%] or fully agreed w ith this statement (38% ) b u t 14% d id n o t agree and 16% completely

disagreed w ith it. Also, 17% had no idea.

65% of the Senegalese respondents stated tha t food businesses refuse them to take their

leftovers back home. 25% disagreed.

In Turkey, a clear majority (71% ) d id n o t th in k food business did no t let them to take the leftover

food home. The percentage of people stating “D on’t Know ” was 24% .

Uzbekistan people th in k tha t food business does no t prevent them to take back home their food

leftovers. If 40% don 't know w h a t abou t that, 60% disagreed.

Table 78: Degree o f ag reem en t w ith the statem en t "Super-sizing food is one o f the key trends

con trib u ting to leftover food in my o rde r”

Agreement

Afghanistan Benin Cameroon Saudi

Arabia Senegal

Turkey Uzbekistan

Fully Agreed

50% 15% 13% 29% 20% 5%

45%

Agreed

15% 75% 36%

57% 45% 33% 25%

Don’t Know

5%

10% 28%

7% 10% 25%

15%

Not agreed

15%

0% 17%

6% 20% 34%

5%

No Agreed at all

15%

0%

5%

1%

5% 4%

10%

A strong m ajority o f the people surveyed in A fghanistan agreed (15%] or fully agreed (50% )

w ith the statement according to which supersizing food is one of the key trends contributing to

foods leftovers. They were 30% to disagreed whereas 5% d id n 't know w h a t to answer.

A vast m ajority of the people surveyed in Benin

agreed

(75% )o r

fu lly agreed

(1 5% )th a t super-

sizing food is one of the key trends contributing to leftover food.

Half of the Cameroonian people th ink tha t super-sizing food is one of the key trends contributing

to leftover food. 36% agreed w ith this statement and 13% fully agreed w ith it, so alm ost than

the ha lf of the surveyed people. 17% disagreed when 28% do n 't know w h a t to answer to this

statement.

A lmost all the Saudi respondents (94% ) agreed w ith the statement according to which tha t

super-sizing food is one o f the key reason (trend] contributing to leftover.

Half of the people surveyed in Senegal d id n 't know w h a t to answer to the statement according

to which supersizing food is one o f the key trends contributing to foods leftovers. 40% agreed

(35% ) or fully agreed (5% ) while 10% disagreed (5% ) or fully disagreed (5% ).

A round 37% of the Turkish participants indicated tha t super-sizing food is one o f the key reason

(trend) contributing to leftover.

A clear majority of the people surveyed in Uzbekistan agreed (25% ) or fully agreed (45% ) w ith

the statement according to which supersizing food is one o f the key trends contributing to foods

leftovers. They were only 15% to disagreed.

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