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Mashable.com - global hunger

Feedingamerica.com - poverty statistics

The guardian- French law bans food waste

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If food dumping was banned in all countries like France, the world would not have as many hungry people in it.  People affected by this is problem are in lower classes.  These people are jobless and can not provide enough food for their families.  If food dumping was banned, those who are hungry would be fed along with employed with jobs because the food needs to be trucked from supermarkets to food pantries.

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France is the first country in the world to supermarkets from throwing away or destroying unsold food.  Instead of being thrown away, the food is donated to charities and food banks.

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In the United States, 40% of the food in supermarkets can not be sold because they have expired. That is $900 million worth or expired food.  In the United States, 48.1 million Americans live in an insecure food supply household.  In the World, 795 million people live in that circumstance.

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Food dumping occurs when companies or people throw away food that is not expired, but is still able to be eaten.  Grocery stores waste the most food because the 'sell buy' dates are set to make sure the food is still good days after the set day.