We waste lots of food. Can grocery store Happy Hours help?

While US food chains have improved over the last year, they still have a long way to go to mitigate the nearly 133 billion pounds of food wasted each year. European grocers are taking creative and political steps to lower their waste. Here are a few ways you can help solve this problem at home.

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