Ugly Food
A great deal of produce gets thrown out before consumers ever see it -- the "ugly" fruits and vegetables that don't conform to rigid standards. Some people are pushing to make these available at a discount.
As long as they're cheaper than the ideal ones, I'm all for it. You typically lose more to scraps from ugly good than ideal food, because you have to cut around seams and such, so without the discount you'd lose money. But I buy "seconds" at the farmer's market precisely because they're cheaper and I'm just going to chop them up for spaghetti sauce or sloppy joe filling anyhow.
As long as they're cheaper than the ideal ones, I'm all for it. You typically lose more to scraps from ugly good than ideal food, because you have to cut around seams and such, so without the discount you'd lose money. But I buy "seconds" at the farmer's market precisely because they're cheaper and I'm just going to chop them up for spaghetti sauce or sloppy joe filling anyhow.