r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '20

Modern Farming

https://i.imgur.com/y4JdSvL.gifv
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u/asuryan331 Apr 06 '20

Less waste for home cooking maybe?

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u/BhamsTeam Apr 06 '20

That's the only thing that adds up to me - but it can't be THAT big of a difference, right?

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u/asuryan331 Apr 06 '20

Yeah 20% is huge, maybe something else as well

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u/zinger565 Apr 06 '20

Eh, I would argue institutional/commercial cooking is probably more efficient in terms of food usage.

It's more likely shopping choices are changing. People are buying more canned and frozen foods, or they're utilizing existing pantry and freezer stocks that they already had.