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Mayu Kasahara
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Hi I'm Maya today I'm going to talk about food.
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This is my presentation outline.
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Number one is introduction. Number two is
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a related topics and number three is conclusion.
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No, let's start with an introduction.
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The topic I chose is food.
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I chose this topic because s disease a hot topic this century and
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I was curious about what I could do to help achieve the as a
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as a disease.
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Also I'm interested in food less or waste issues because I work part time in
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the restaurant but I know that a lot of food was being thrown away.
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So I became so I became interested in this issue
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and I think facing this problem and thinking
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solution is really important for human lives.
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So I explained these lessons in detail
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First, do you know which that? S disease
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the food loss is related to
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it is a 12 responsible consumption and production.
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This aim to decrease the amount of loss or waste per capital worldwide.
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Second,
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I am interested in what amount of food is wasted in the world.
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I hear it in Japan
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that model food wasted is higher.
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So I want to know the current actual food lost in Japan.
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Third,
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food loss is not an ill 11 issue for
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11 issue for us.
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This issue is related to us deeply and we must solve it.
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Her food loss is related to our lives
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is it may increase global warming.
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She wrote admitted by burning food contributes to global warming.
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Next I'd like to talk about some questions related to food and answer them.
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The first question is what are the global issue related to food?
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The answer to them is as you know food loss or waste. So what if food loss and waste?
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In other words, what is the difference between food loss and food waste?
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Food loss means
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an intentional food waste
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for example, food waste generated in the production process.
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When the other hand,
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food waste means brunt hilly disposal.
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For example, food waste generated in the home and restaurant.
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I searched for a model food loss and waste in Japan
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according to the other goal,
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28.42 million tons per year and 6.46 million tons of
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food loss and 2.89 million tons are lost from households
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Compared to other countries. Japan had the first highest food loss.
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So what should we do to prevent this issue? I load down three ways
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First
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use up and eat that food.
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2nd is do not over buy food
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and finally as by imperfect foods. Brown telly,
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let's see what measures Japan has taken.
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Three companies were used as examples.
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First family might improve improvement in primitive
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a complete reservation system for christmas cake
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in december. This is because eliminates food waste.
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The second company as KFC KFC has launched and
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in initiated
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to
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donate protect food through any N P O. S.
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The 3rd company is a cook pot.
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This app introduced the Echo
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that Rickman's using that food without waste.
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In conclusion,
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I understand the importance of food loss
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and waste through making this presentation.
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So I thought again that each of us needs to face
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this issue and do what we can to be,
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do what we can to address it.
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Thank you for listening.
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