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Lidl to make pig feed from unsellable food waste

Lidl to make pig feed from unsellable food waste

Lidl is launching a four-week pilot program in ten stores to convert unsaleable food products into pig feed, becoming the first supermarket in Europe to do so. The initiative aims to reduce food waste by 10 million kilograms annually, preventing approximately 330 truckloads of waste.

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