admin928473
- Oct 14, 2016
- 1 min read

8 in 10 Singaporeans will avoid buying 'ugly' fruits, vegetables: Survey [News]

Updated: Mar 19

8 in 10 Singaporeans will avoid buying 'ugly' fruits, vegetables: Survey By Wong Casandra, TODAY, 12 Oct 2016 When buying groceries, would you pass over a dented apple or a slightly browned banana? If your answer is yes, you are among the majority, going by the findings of a survey on 'ugly foods' that does not look appealing for consumption. Eight out of 10 Singaporean respondents surveyed by Electrolux said they would typically only buy fruits and vegetables that look fresh and good. Click here to read the full article Source: TODAY

Recent Posts

Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development 2019

Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development 2019 Under the theme 'Circularity 2030', The 8th Responsible Business Forum (RBF) on Sustainable Development will focus on rethinking how our econ

Singapore's First Guide For Rating F&B Retailers On Their Efforts To Reduce Plastic Disposables

Singapore's First Guide For Rating F&B Retailers On Their Efforts To Reduce Plastic Disposables Zero Waste SG has launched the BYO Singapore Guide 2018 to encourage food and beverage (F&B) retailers t

"Malls, hotels must look into improving efforts to reduce waste" [News]

"Malls, hotels must look into improving efforts to reduce waste" By Siau Ming En, TODAY, 24 Nov 2016 From hotels throwing out leftover food to shopping malls discarding paper and plastic packaging,