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Reducing Food Waste

In the OIC Member Countries

o Average of 1kg fru it

o Average of 0.24 kg sweet

o Average of 1.9 liters of juice and 1.7 liters o f fizzy juice

o Average of 2 kg bakery products

• Most participants give the waste to animals (probably street animals]. Only 10% of

them either donates food charities or dispose to special food waste collector

• Clear m ajority dispose the liqu id waste to washbasin

• Main reason for left over is the over orders by the clients

• Clear m ajority throws the tea bags and coffee granules to no rm al bin

• Less than 15% of the clients take the leftover food to home

• Clear majority of them are concerned abou t food waste and throw ing to the no rmal

b in or washbasin. But they don ’t have good level of know ledge abou t the impacts of

food waste for env ironm ent and request for training. A t the same time, they request

local authorities to provide food waste collection system.

• A round 37% of them reported tha t kids are an im po rtan t reason for food waste

• Vast majority is agreed tha t open buffet services causes high volum e of food waste

• Clear majority of them believes tha t a national campaign abou t food waste w ou ld be

very useful.

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Uzbekistan

• Most of the places (restaurant, bars, pubs, coffees] are opened every day;

• A short m ajority of the hospitality places state tha t they have their ow n food waste

collection system;

• Average reported waste per entity per day

o An average of 1,63 kg of m eat/ch icken/fish

o Average of 2,58 kg o f vegetable and salad

o Average

of 0,66 kg o f fruits

o Average of 1,23 kg o f cereals and bakery products

o Average

of 0,11kg of sweet

o Average

of 1,11 liters of fruits juice

o Average

of 0,18 liters of m ilk

o Average

of 0 liters o f yoghurt

o Average and 2,42 liters o f fizzy juice

• M ain reason of their food waste is related to the clients' leftovers and over orders from

the pa rt of the clients;

• Most of the Uzbekistan food businesses answered tha t they dispose their solid food

waste by giving it to animals;

• Most of them take their liqu id food waste to collection sites;

• They th row tea bags, coffee granules and vegetable peelings to the nearest bin;

• A m ajority agrees tha t discarded food packaging is a greater environmental concern

than food waste and a h a lf thinks tha t food waste is no t a p rob lem because it is natural

and biodegradable;

• Most o f the Uzbekistan food businesses care abou t the am o u n t of food waste tha t they

th row away and alm ost all o f them try to keep it to the m in im um ;

• Most the respondents stated tha t they could reduce their food waste if they knew how

to best store food, how to better do food shopping and if they had a better knowledge

abou t the environmental im pac t of food waste;

• Most of them also believe m anaging food waste is pa rt of their job;

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