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I would say it adds to the waste. If someone is unable go to the store and buy groceries and cook them , they will not be any more able to cook groceries because they are delivered to the door . I doubt that delivering groceries to the door makes them easier to cook , so likely to be burned- etc. and discarded. AND, without going to the store , one can not ...
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A study recently published in Resources, Conservation and Recycling journal provides evidence that meal kits have a smaller carbon footprint than grocery shopping.
From the study "Comparison of Life Cycle Environmental Impacts from Meal Kits and Grocery Store Meals":
on average, grocery meal greenhouse gas emissions are 33% higher than meal kits (8.1 kg ...
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