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GPC to table motion to reduce food waste, strengthen food resilience through government and ground-up efforts
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· September 2, 2026
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Key points GPC chair Ms Poh Li San emphasized the importance of discussing these improvements. Food expenses are a pressing concern for many.
Food expenses are a pressing concern for many. However, attention is also being drawn to the need for improvements in the food system. A robust infrastructure is necessary to meet long-term food needs.
GPC chair Ms Poh Li San emphasized the importance of discussing these improvements. She noted that while daily expenses are a concern, a stronger foundation is required.
Further details on this initiative are available, including plans to table a motion to reduce food waste and strengthen food resilience through various efforts.
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