Is it right to say that at its core, circular food systems are about reducing the distance waste travels to be processed? So in terms of making this a viable policy, it needs to go hand in hand with measures that would empower local governance at the regional and municipal level?
I'd have to double check with Hannah to answer this properly because I wouldn't want to speak on her behalf. My sense based on my conversations with her is that waste management is a key part of circular food systems or any circular systems really.
Is it right to say that at its core, circular food systems are about reducing the distance waste travels to be processed? So in terms of making this a viable policy, it needs to go hand in hand with measures that would empower local governance at the regional and municipal level?
I'd have to double check with Hannah to answer this properly because I wouldn't want to speak on her behalf. My sense based on my conversations with her is that waste management is a key part of circular food systems or any circular systems really.