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Chapter 1
00:09
Chapter 2
00:28
Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
02:56
Chapter 5
03:40
Chapter 6
04:29
Chapter 7
05:43
Chapter 8
06:54
Chapter 9
06:54
Chapter 10
06:55
Chapter 11
06:55
Chapter 12
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Hi, good day everyone.
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I'm Thalia boys and I will present to you in my inquiry
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on organic household and food wastage in New south Wales Australia.
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I will start my presentation with the problems
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on organic household wastage in New South Wales.
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Then I will discuss the findings of my inquiry.
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Then we will tackle the consequences if organic household
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food wastage in New South Wales will pursue and
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what are the possible and going solution to lessen
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the organic household food wastage in New South Wales.
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Lastly, my full reference list will be available at the end of the presentation.
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So let's begin with the problem in Organic household food wastage
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in New South West
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Australia.
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Organic household food wastage is becoming a major issue in economic pressure,
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climate change and social demands.
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According to New South Wales Government National Food Waste
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Benchmark Class 2019, there are 1.7 million tons.
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Food that has been annually wasted in New South Wales,
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688,000 tons are from household food wastage. An estimate of $10 billion 3800.
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Annual household income has been wasted.
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As you can imagine,
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food thrown is also like throwing away money and effort in purchasing food.
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In addition, it is toxic to the environment when wasted,
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organic household food breaks down in the landfill,
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it creates methane, which is 25% more harmful than carbon dioxide.
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According to the study of New South Wales government.
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It also releases nutrients that pollutes soil and
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waterways for a long period of time.
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Food thrown means resources to produce in the farms such as water,
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soil and fertilizers to resources and efforts in harvesting packaging,
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producing, transporting and selling that preparing has been raised in
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that's why organic household food waste.
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It has been economically environmentally and socially straining.
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Organic household food wastage is influenced by the
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behaviors of consumers towards planning purchasing preparation,
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consumption of their food according to person at all.
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That planning behaviors of consumers such as an awareness,
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high quality standards and they have purchased planning
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affects the decision making of consumers to make an
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inadequate planning.
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The initiative of doing something.
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Food wise has also mentioned that there is a lack of planning
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by not checking the household food supply before going to the groceries.
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Another consumer behavior that both persons at all and
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do something food wise had mentioned it's over buying
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do something. Had mentioned in the 2022 survey that approximately one out of
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six bags from the grocers are thrown and potentially not needed
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Due to high cosmetic standards of consumers.
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There are approximately 20-40% perishables such as fruits
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and vegetables are thrown before reaching shops.
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Another consumer behavior
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problem is preparation,
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wearing too much food being cooked in sufficient cooking skills, highs
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safety standards
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Towards food and sudden milk.
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Tan changes as mentioned in a study done by person at our last 2013.
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Food wastage also happens during consumption of
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food where there is so much food cooked
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in effective use of leftover food
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accidentally thrown food before they're expired it and
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buying takeaways rather than consuming food already at home
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food.
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Visage has weighed the impact not only in the environment,
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but also to the social demand and economy
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that the negative
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greenhouse effects on water fertilizer,
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fossil fuels and soil resources are being wasted according to Holla at all in 2009
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at all in 2012 and stanko at all in 2015,
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organic household food wastage has negative impacts.
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Also the society as there can be shortage
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on food supply to the increasing food demand
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Where interest he had the projection that the population
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of Australians in 40 years will be doubled.
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And so is the food demands.
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Recently,
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Keegan and Brendsel in 2021 had mentioned in their study that COVID-19
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pandemic lockdowns had resulted the panic buying and given more strain purchasing
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bulk buying,
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which resulted to more household food
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wastage because of inadequate correct storage.
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There are existing programs available already in New South
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Wales to battle the increasing organic household food wastage.
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Love food hate waste program.
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New South Wales had been monitoring the state's
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household behaviors on food wastage since 2000 and 19
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LF H W has disseminated education to reduce food wastage and they
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believe that this program can reduce household food research up to 40%.
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For more info, you may visit their website, W W that
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love food Hate Waste.
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NsW dot gov dot au home modifications such as careful planning of grocery list,
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mindful milk preparation and freezing food immediately if not being eaten,
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storing food properly,
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maximize the use of leftovers composing of spoiled perishables,
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donating of unwanted food and even eating less
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meat and fish are among the recommendations.
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Solutions by april cover
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new south Wales.
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Government has suggested on how to properly
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store purchase household food because oxygen,
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moisture and heat can build up fungi or
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bacteria and food that will eventually spoil them,
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storing food appropriately and wisely by using kitchen appliances, containers,
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tools or utensils can help food fresher under until the ideal consumption.
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Airtight jar can reduce oxygen and containers and ideal for storing flour, rice,
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couscous cereals, grains, not sugar and pasta to be stored in cupboards
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but leftover liquid stored in jars or airtight containers such
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as salad dressing to be stored in the fridge,
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two paper towels on top and bottom of airtight containers can reduce moisture
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and should be changed when we are ideal for foreign perishable like mushrooms,
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strawberries and cucumbers
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Fridge should be regularly check if property ceiling
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and make sure the temperature is between 3-4°C.
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Food should also be cooled down before putting it
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away in the fridge so the fridge does not need
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to alter its temperature by steaming stored food.
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Most of the food should also be covered and
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storing sealed containers to keep it fresher longer.
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Freezer could also work as a post function to food.
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The quicker the foods are frozen to minus 18 degrees,
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the faster to prevent the spoilage,
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frozen food should be sealed in containers such as
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foil or ziplock bags to prevent food contamination and burn
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labeling frontiers with before storing food and
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portions for either defrosting is also suggested.
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Bread can also be stored in room temperature or frozen.
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If the bread will not be consumed before the recommendation consumed it
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stored food in pantry must always
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be away from direct sunlight or heat resources
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such as um stove and oven to reduce spoilage, priests appreciable such as jam,
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tomato products, can sauces and long life milk can be stored in a dry
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pantry until it had been opened,
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then should be moved to fridge best before
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dates are recommendations to consume those foods.
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However, this
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labels mean
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it is still fine to eat food after date.
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However, depending on proper storage and if it opened,
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it should be a check on appearance sniff
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tests or even small taste tests before consuming
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storing food wise, like an extension of life and preserve better nutrition.
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Lastly cleaning out all unwanted or expired food in the pantry
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and fridge should be done routinely before doing the next groceries.
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The full reference. This is also shown in the last couple of slides.
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Thank you
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