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Gen Z and millennials throw food away before it’s gone off

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Gen Z and millennials throw food away before it’s gone off and ahead of the date on the packaging, a Harvard study has found. The data shows this includes any label such as “best before”, “use by” or “display until”. “Best before” dates are for quality purposes and not food safety, but people are increasingly reliant on them and in some cases misunderstand their purpose, according to Harvard researchers.

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You might be throwing away food too soon - here’s how to tell

Gen Z and millennials throw food away before it’s gone off and ahead of the date on the packaging, a Harvard study has found. The data shows this includes...

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom 6 days ago on Monday, February 17, 2025.

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Gen Z and millennials throw food away before it’s gone off

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You might be throwing away food too soon - here’s how to tell

You might be throwing away food too soon - here’s how to tell

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