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Bangladesh wastes 34% of food annually, costing 4% of GDP and emitting 13% of greenhouse gases, a World Bank study reveals.
Bangladesh loses 34% of its food annually, costing 4% of GDP and contributing 13% of greenhouse gas emissions, with major losses in rice, lentils, fish, and mangoes due to poor storage, distribution, and infrastructure, according to a World Bank study presented at a Dhaka conference on September 29, 2025.
Despite widespread hunger and food insecurity, the country discards vast amounts of edible food, prompting calls for systemic reforms in production, storage, and supply chains.
The issue is worsened by climate change and illegal fishing practices.
International partners including the FAO, World Bank, WFP, and Denmark are collaborating on strategies to reduce waste, improve food security, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Bangladesh desperdicia el 34% de los alimentos anualmente, lo que cuesta el 4% del PIB y emite el 13% de los gases de efecto invernadero, según revela un estudio del Banco Mundial.