Avery Dennison sees global meat waste costing retailers $94 billion in 2026

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Avery Dennison sees global meat waste costing retailers $94 billion in 2026
  • Avery Dennison analysis estimated global retail meat waste costs at USD 94 billion in 2026, projected to rise to USD 103 billion a year by 2030.
  • Economic modeling put cumulative global food waste costs at USD 3.4 trillion from 2025 to 2030, versus a total annual economic cost of about USD 540 billion.
  • Research found 67% of retailers still use manual food inventory processes, limiting inventory accuracy and control.
  • Survey data showed 72% of retail leaders rank meat-related waste as their biggest operational challenge, with 74% citing inflation as a driver of forecasting difficulty.
  • Retailers’ ability to meet UN 2030 food-waste reduction target looked constrained, with 27% expecting to miss the deadline.


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