Computers combat food waste mountains

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New software system for commercial kitchens allows firms to track how much food is being wasted and identify areas for savings

As wholesale food prices rise even more sharply than consumer ones, some companies are seeking to save money by cutting food waste. Portland, Oregon-based LeanPath is battling the problem of commercial...

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