The Silicone Valley of India, Bangalore, has improved its fast food and street food. Unfortunately, these also increased the food waste in the streets. Buffets also create a lot of garbage because people tend to have bigger envies than what their stomach can take. Some solutions exist: propose different portion sizes or warn people who over-order. Another idea would be to recycle the food waste into biomethane gas.
To sum up, keep in mind the “3R”: Reduce, Re-use and Recycle.
This film is part of a series of 6 films that reveal the complexity of food consumption dynamics among the middle classes in two rapidly changing, urban centres: Metro Manila, the Philippines and Bangalore, India. Based on a two-year academic research project, the six films highlight the changing patterns, practices and policies related to food consumption in these two mega-cities.
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