Shenzhen tower blocks loom over a landfill in the New Territories, Hong Kong. Nearly 40 per cent of the city’s municipal solid waste is composed of food. Photo: AFP
Why aren’t we encouraging food donations in Hong Kong when our landfills are full of edible waste?
Wendell Chan calls for the government to introduce a Good Samaritan law to encourage businesses to give, especially when poorer families often do not have enough affordable and nutritious food
Shenzhen tower blocks loom over a landfill in the New Territories, Hong Kong. Nearly 40 per cent of the city’s municipal solid waste is composed of food. Photo: AFP
