Fueling the clean food movement

摘要

IN THE BERENSTAIN BEARS' BOOK "LEARN ABOUT STRANGERS," MAMA BEAR uses "strange-" and traditional-looking apples to explain to Sister Bear to use caution around strangers because, like apples, you can't tell the good from the bad by their outside appearance. Although this is a worthwhile lesson for kids, strange or ugly fruit typically do not make it to store shelves and often can become food waste. However, one company is addressing this issue as well as the overall clean food movement.