A famous restaurant in Taiwan may face a hefty fine after it was found serving leftover food to mainland tourist groups, the Taipei-based United Daily News reported on Wednesday.
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 7:59pm
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Waste not, want not: think before you eat
Hong Kong may be considered a foodie's paradise, but it is also gaining notoriety for its excessive food wastage.
Leftover food a serious problem
Hong Kong has a serious problem with leftover food. More than 3,000 tonnes of food are wasted every day.
We must stop this wastage....
Throwing things out the window is bad, irresponsible behaviour. Moreover, it can kill innocent people. Two people were injured by scissors thrown out of buildings last week.
WITH widespread concern being expressed about the mass congregation of Filipino domestic helpers in Central on Sundays, one would expect them to behave while they are there.
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