Sentence examples for waste statistics from inspiring English sources

Last year Tesco broke ranks among the major supermarkets and released its food waste statistics.

Tesco is of the few supermarkets to voluntarily publish its food waste statistics.

I think the EPA has a couple of municipal waste statistics.

The UK can rapidly reverse the depressing WRAP food waste statistics by financially incentivising businesses of all sizes to treat their food waste.

Stores do not have to report food waste statistics, and they often crush the food in compactors so it cannot be distributed or salvaged.

In addition, this "snatched" paper cannot subsequently be considered in waste statistics.

National assessments of potential bioenergy resources in Australia including agricultural crops and residues, native grasses, forestry (plantations, short-rotation tree crops and native forests) and organic municipal solid wastes based on statistics published by Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) (Farine et al. 2012; Crawford et al. 2016; AREMI 2017).

A barrage of scowling statistics ("We waste a shocking 1.4m tonnes of meat a year") and Jimmy shouting "vitamins" while skinning a scrotum seem to suggest so.

In England, the number of single-use bags from supermarkets rose from 7.4bn in 2013 to just over 7.6bn, the statistics from waste reduction body Wrap revealed.

Vogliano filed a formal ethics complaint to the academy in September after learning that another dietitian had had spent hours tweeting at the attendees of a talk he gave on food waste, claiming that his statistics were incorrect.

There has been little consumer research into the topic, and grocers are notoriously tight-lipped about how much food they waste, making even available statistics fuzzy at best.