journal issue

Food loss and waste: Evidence for effective policies

by Andrea Cattaneo, ed.,
Marco V. Sánchez, ed.,
Maximo Torero, ed. and
Rob Vos, ed.
food policy | 2021
DOI : https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/food-policy/vol/98/suppl/C
Citation
Cattaneo, Andrea, ed.; Sánchez, Marco V., ed.; Torero, Maximo, ed.; and Vos, Rob, ed. 2021. Food loss and waste: Evidence for effective policies. Food Policy 98(January 2021). https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/food-policy/vol/98/suppl/C

This edited volume brings together effective measurement, methodologies, and determinants of food loss & waste (FLW), and more.

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