It’s an unfortunate fact that every day around the world, supermarkets throw out tons of food that has spoiled before it could be purchased. While it would be best if that spoilage could be avoided in the first place, British grocery chain Sainsbury’s is taking what might be the next-best approach – it’s about to start using that unsellable food to power one of its stores.
via Gizmag
July 24, 2014
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