Benefits & Trade-offs of Food Waste-to-Feed Pathways
Monica McBride, World Wildlife Fund Cristobal Loyola, Quantis International Christina Papadimitriou, Quantis International Paul Patterson, Pennsylvania State University
As part of its
No Food Left Behind series
, WWF, in partnership with Quantis, Penn State University, and with support and data sharing from several other farms, universities, and retailers, explored three different pathways of transforming food waste into feed for egg-laying hens and compared them to standard feed production.
The purpose of the research is to examine the environmental impacts, benefits, and tradeoffs of how more waste would get turned into livestock feed to create more circular food systems.
Please contact Leigh Prezkop for more information.
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Benefits & Trade-offs of Food Waste-to-Feed Pathways
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