The article says the situation is a lot more complicated than that. It quoted a farmer who said that much of the food it sold to Imperfect Produce had previousl

The article says the situation is a lot more complicated than that. It quoted a farmer who said that much of the food it sold to Imperfect Produce had previously been plowed under. Or it had been given to a food bank for free, but the IP money help pay their expenses. The author's main point is that too much food is being produced, but she doesn't really explain what she thinks a better solution would be.