Cooking for one, the average is
$728
thrown out every year.

What is yours?

Per person, per year · source: US EPA

The store sells for four.
You eat for one.

The difference goes in the bin:
$728
a year.
Per person, per year · source: US EPA
Half the chicken. The bread gone hard.
The bagged salad.
All of it thrown out:
$728
a year, cooking for one.
Per person, per year · source: US EPA

You paid for

$728

of food you never ate.

Last year. Cooking for one.
Per person, per year · source: US EPA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Estimating the Cost of Food Waste to American Consumers
“The report finds that the cost of food waste to each U.S. consumer to be $728 per year.”
Read it on epa.gov ↗
$728 per person, per year. Measured by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, not by us.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
$728
thrown out per person, every year
That is $14 every single week. 52 of them.
“Estimating the Cost of Food Waste to American Consumers” epa.gov ↗
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“…the cost of food waste to each U.S. consumer to be $728 per year.” U.S. Environmental Protection Agency · tap to open the page
Every year, one person throws out $728 of food they paid for. Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. That is the average, yours is not. 10 questions, two minutes, and you walk away with your own number.
Figure: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Estimating the Cost of Food Waste to American Consumers ↗
Question 1 of 10
1 of 10
You throw away about
$0
a year, straight in the bin
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