People aged 18-24 most likely to waste food

By: ARN | International News | Friday July 20 2012 10:25

A new study has found those aged between 18 and 24 are most likely to waste food.

They'll waste on average $26 worth of food a week, due to poor shopping habits and eating out when they already have plenty of food in the fridge.

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