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University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, which wasted about 350,000 servings of food worth $181,000 in the last year, could do more to reduce food waste, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad said.
“I would hope they could do better than that,” Branstad told The Gazette. “The bigger the institution, the smaller percentage of waste they should have.”
via thegazette.com
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