Focus 3. Unit 4. Food. Collocations

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Smith worked as a head chef for ten years and thought of the idea for The Real Junk Food Project when he was travelling in Australia and witnessed the scale of           [food, household] waste in the                [financial, agricultural]sector and           [catering, tourist] industry. The          [official,  global] statistics are shocking: roughly one third of food produced in the world for human consumption every year gets lost or wasted. Over 800 million people in the world (that's one in every nine people on Earth) do not have enough food to lead a healthy, active life. Smith founded The Real Junk Food Project to fill the gap between hunger and excess food, and to raise awareness about how much food goes to waste.

There is some controversy around the fact that some of the food served in The Real Junk Food cafés is past its          [ sell-by, expire] date. Smith explains that chefs inspect the food and use their judgement to decide whether it is safe to eat. The food is cooked in accordance with official                [government, international] standards, and cafés are inspected regularly by the environmental health department. They've fed over 10,000 people and nobody's been ill yet! Anything that isn't fit for         [energy, human] consumption goes to feed animals or as compost on vegetable gardens.

Smith believes that change needs to happen immediately and on a         [record, local]level. 

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