Fourteen global cities have committed to sustainable food policies in a bid to tackle climate change. Photograph: The cities are aiming to reduce food waste levels by half from what they were in 2015. Officials are expected to introduce policies enabling citizens to access a healthy, low-carbon diet. The 14 cities serve, via their public institutions, more than 500 million meals per year.
Fourteen global cities have committed to sustainable food policies in a bid to tackle climate change. Representatives from Barcelona, Copenhagen, Guadalajara, Lima, London, Los Angeles, Milan, Oslo, Paris, Quezon City, Seoul, Stockholm, Tokyo and Toronto have signed the C40 Good Food Cities Declaration. The cities are aiming to reduce food waste levels by half from what they were in 2015. Officials are expected to introduce policies enabling citizens to access a healthy, low-carbon diet. The 14 cities serve, via their public institutions, more than 500 million meals per year.