Walmart, Sam's Club Double Food Recycling
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•Walmart tackles food waste with new tech
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An estimated 77.6 million tons of food was wasted in 2022 .
About 1,400 Walmart and Sam's Club stores are now using a new system.
The new system turns food into compost, animal-feed ingredients or biofuels.
Walmart already recycles unsalable, damaged or expired food at more than 4,700 locations.
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