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Reducing Food Waste

In the OIC Member Countries

COMCEC

One-third of the Senegalese hosp itality places tha t answered to the survey reported to dispose

their liqu id food waste to collection sites. 43% state to give it to charities and 19% to poor

people.

A clear m ajority of the surveyed business entities (88% ) dispose their liq u id food waste to

washbasin, whereas 1% give the away to poor people and 3% take them to collection sites. Also,

8% use other ways to dispose their liqu id food waste.

The clear majority of the Uzbekistan hospitality places tha t answered to the survey reported to

dispose their liqu id food waste to collection sites. 21% choose

o th e r

and 5% give it to poor

people.

Table 94: Main reasons for both solid and liquid food waste

Reasons

Afghanistan Benin Cameroon Saudi

Arabia Senegal

Turkey Uzbekistan

Big portions

0%

0%

5%

26% 5% 4%

15%

Expiry date of

food

0%

0%

4%

21% 5% 0%

5%

Lack of efficient

storage system

0%

0%

6%

3%

5% 0%

0%

Leftovers of

customers

65% 84% 73% 45% 43% 28% 65%

Over orders by

the customers

20%

11% 3%

1% 29% 68% 15%

Other

15%

5%

9%

4% 14% 0%

0%

For 65% of the surveyed hospitality places in Afghanistan, m a in reason for both solid and liqu id

food waste is related w ith the leftovers of the customers and 15% consider tha t it is because of

over orders by the customers.

For the clear m ajority of the surveyed hospitality places in Benin (84% ), m a in reasons for both

solid and liqu id food waste are related w ith the leftovers o f the customers. In Cameroon, m a in

reasons for both solid and liq u id food waste are related w ith the leftovers of the customers

(73% ).

Main reasons for both solid and liqu id food waste is

leftovers o f custom ers

for 45% of the

hospitality places surveyed in Saudi Arabia, big portions for 26% o f them and expiry date o f the

food for 21% of them. 4% of these places have another reason than those proposed in the

questionnaire.

For 43% of the surveyed hospitality places in Senegal (84% ), m a in reason for both solid and

liqu id food waste is related w ith the leftovers o f the customers. 29% m en tion the over orders by

the customers and 14% m en tion another reason.

68% o f the Turkish business places expressed tha t the m a in reason for food waste is over orders

by the customers. 28% stated the left overs of customers and 4% m entioned big portions as

m a in reasons.

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