The draft anti-food waste law stipulates that food waste may be charged for kitchen waste disposal. I think this proposal is reasonable. Only by charging a certain fee properly can we reduce waste.

With people's living standards getting better and better, people all over the country can eat and wear warm clothes, but some people always like extravagance and waste. You may order a lot of rice to save face, and only eat a little as a result, and the rest of the rice is wasted. Nowadays, the draft law against food waste stipulates that if ordering food is wasted, it is very likely that kitchen waste disposal fees will be charged. I think this proposal is also reasonable. First of all, it really takes a certain amount of manpower and material resources to deal with these kitchen waste. Secondly, this regulation can remind everyone to avoid waste. It is equivalent to invisibly reminding everyone that when ordering food, we must pay attention to ordering food reasonably.

In fact, everyone should save food. Although our life is good now, we can't waste it just because we have enough to eat and wear warm clothes. We should know that it is not easy to harvest these foods from sowing to harvesting, and countless people have paid a lot of sweat. Perhaps many people still remember the catchy ancient poem "Compassion for Farmers". Many children can do things, but adults just can't do it to save face. Many parts of the country have begun to make relevant regulations on saving food, and many colleges and universities have also launched boy packages and girl packages, with the aim of making relevant distribution according to everyone's food intake, which can effectively save food.

Adequate food is not a reason why we can waste it. Under any circumstances, everyone should try to save food and carry out the CD-ROM operation to the end. When eating out, be sure to eat as much as possible. If you can't finish eating, you can pack it and take it home directly. Packaging is not a shameful thing. I hope many people can start from themselves and save food to the end.