New Jersey Gov. Christie passes bill to halve food waste by 2030

By Cole Rosengren, Waste Dive.

UPDATE, July 24: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed S-3027 into law on July 21, establishing a statewide goal to reduce food waste 50% by 2030, as reported by NJ Spotlight. The state Department of Environmental Protection now has one year to develop and roll out a reduction plan. 

Other statewide food waste bills, including one to revise food date labelingand another to encourage food donation, are still pending.

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