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![Bar chart titled "Food waste in the EU – Kilograms per person in 2024". Data is shown for all 27 EU member states, ranked from highest to lowest total food waste. Each bar shows two values: total waste (including households, farms, fisheries, food manufacturing, retail, and restaurants) and waste from households specifically. Cyprus has the highest total at 295 kg per person, followed by Denmark (261 kg), Greece (208 kg), Romania (188 kg, 2023 data), and Portugal (161 kg). The EU average is 129 kg. Spain has the lowest total at 54 kg, preceded by Lithuania (68 kg) and Slovakia (72 kg). Note: figures for the Netherlands, Finland, and Spain use a differing definition; some figures are estimated. Source: Eurostat [env_wasfw] (2024).](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HTZmEU7XgAAJVZQ.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Bar chart titled "Food waste in the EU – Kilograms per person in 2024". Data is shown for all 27 EU member states, ranked from highest to lowest total food waste. Each bar shows two values: total waste (including households, farms, fisheries, food manufacturing, retail, and restaurants) and waste from households specifically. Cyprus has the highest total at 295 kg per person, followed by Denmark (261 kg), Greece (208 kg), Romania (188 kg, 2023 data), and Portugal (161 kg). The EU average is 129 kg. Spain has the lowest total at 54 kg, preceded by Lithuania (68 kg) and Slovakia (72 kg). Note: figures for the Netherlands, Finland, and Spain use a differing definition; some figures are estimated. Source: Eurostat [env_wasfw] (2024).
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ALT The image shows a promotional poster for the EESC European Consumer Day 2025, with the title: "Europe for sale? How global marketplaces are changing our society- and what must be done right now". The poster indicates that the event will take place on 1 December 2025 between 15:00-18:00 at the EESC, Jacques Delors Building-Room JDE 62. The poster shows planet Earth as a globe surrounded by small cardboard parcels on a computer keyboard, with the computer background visible slightly. The rest of the poster has yellow and blue undertones and the logo of the EESC is at the bottom of the poster on a dark blue background.
ALT The image shows a promotional poster for the EESC European Consumer Day 2025, with the title: "Europe for sale? How global marketplaces are changing our society- and what must be done right now". The poster indicates that the event will take place on 1 December 2025 between 15:00-18:00 at the EESC, Jacques Delors Building-Room JDE 62. The poster shows planet Earth as a globe surrounded by small cardboard parcels on a computer keyboard, with the computer background visible slightly. The rest of the poster has yellow and blue undertones and the logo of the EESC is at the bottom of the poster on a dark blue background.
ALT The image shows a promotional poster for the EESC European Consumer Day 2025, with the title: "Europe for sale? How global marketplaces are changing our society- and what must be done right now". The poster indicates that the event will take place on 1 December 2025 between 15:00-18:00 at the EESC, Jacques Delors Building-Room JDE 62. The poster shows planet Earth as a globe surrounded by small cardboard parcels on a computer keyboard, with the computer background visible slightly. The rest of the poster has yellow and blue undertones and the logo of the EESC is at the bottom of the poster on a dark blue background.
