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Waitrose, Tesco and M&S are changing the look of their fresh produce, to cut down the amount of food waste that happens at home.

The chain becomes the latest retailer to take action to try to stop food being thrown away at home.

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Waitrose will remove “best before” dates on nearly 500 of its fresh food products in a bid to reduce food waste.

From September, the grocery giant will instead encourage consumers to use their own judgment about when food has gone off.

The major move will come into effect from September.

From September, the grocery giant will instead encourage consumers to use their own judgment about when food has gone off.

The major move will come into effect from September.

From September, the grocery giant will instead encourage consumers to use their own judgment about when food has gone off.

The major move will come into effect from September.