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We should not waste food because there are other people out there that don't get the chance to eat even just once in a day.

Leaves are important because it makes the plant look more attractive...

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1.Composting food and diverting it from intering landsfill helps prevent the creation of global greenhouse gas emissions and protects the environment.Wasted food is not only detrimental to the environment but also costs consumers,businesses and taxpayers substansial ammount of money. 2.Introduction.Leaves provide food and air to help a plant stay healthy and grow.Through photosynthesis,leaves turn light energy into food,through pores,or stomata,leaves"breathe" in carbon dioxide and "breathe" out oxygen.

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It’s a huge problem, and it affects all of us.

Respect Food is our way of highlighting the importance of not wasting food. From the severe effects it has on the environment, to how it can deepen the hole in our pockets, food waste is everyone’s problem. Our products go further than making your life easier – they make it easier for everyone else too. With our EcoChamp products having such little impact on the environment with award-winning results, we strive to help the planet. Reducing food waste helps the planet too, from the air to the land, to everyone on it.

As Grundig, only in 2016, we’ve saved 25 tons of food, 4 community kitchens have been launched and 48,300 dishes served across these projects – all done with wasted/surplus food. If you want to contribute to the cause at home, have a look at our delicious Respect Food recipes.

See these three reasons why we need to stop food waste.

1. Many people don’t have food to eat

With millions of people being underfed and malnourished around the world, it is imperative that we make the most of the food we have. Each person in Europe and North America wastes more food than their own body weight per year, which only shows how big of a problem it really is. Food waste in developed countries is roughly equivalent to all the food produced by developing countries. Just the food wasted in Europe alone would be enough to feed 200million starving people.

2. Climate change and ecosystems

Wasted food would be the third largest producer of carbon dioxide if it were a country. With 3.3billion tons of carbon dioxide produced, food waste has a big impact on the world climate. With more food being wasted, landfills continue to inch higher and higher, attracting wildlife of all sorts and putting delicate ecosystems out of balance. Seafood waste being thrown back into the ocean is also having a detrimental impact on sea life and their natural balance.

Question:2 2.Leaves are the primary way plants interact with the atmosphere and take care of their basic needs.Food:Plants don't eat food (heterotrophic)-they make it (autotrophic) by taking atmosphere CO2,water from the soil,and energy from the light to make simple sugars in a proccess called photosynthesis.