RELEASE: Major Food Retailers & Providers Join New “10x20x30” Food Loss and Waste Initiative | World Resources Institute

Several of the world’s largest food retailers and providers have signed on to a new initiative, *10x20x30*, to engage their supply chains in the fight against food loss and waste.

Press Release RELEASE: Major Food Retailers & Providers Join New “10x20x30” Food Loss and Waste Initiative Several of the world’s largest food retailers and providers have signed on to a new initiative, *10x20x30*, to engage their supply chains in the fight against food loss and waste. September 23, 2019 Commit to Engage Supply Chains in Halving Food Loss and Waste by 2030 NEW YORK (September 24, 2019) - Several of the world’s largest food retailers and providers have signed on to a new initiative to engage their supply chains in the fight against food loss and waste. Called “10x20x30,” the in

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