UK retailer Tesco changed regulations for bean imports from Kenya, which is expected to save over 135 tons of food crops from waste. Growers were previously required to supply beans with a strictly specified size range, and stripped of strings. The company has now eased rules on bean size, as customers turned out to prefer fresher, uncut vegetables over uniformed sizes.
Tesco eases rules for imported beans to save tons of food
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