I see a truck delivering to my neighbors called "imperfect foods." I'm hoping to see more of that approach as delivery of groceries becomes more common (as oppo

I see a truck delivering to my neighbors called "imperfect foods." I'm hoping to see more of that approach as delivery of groceries becomes more common (as opposed to going to the grocery store and selecting the best looking produce). I'd think people would appreciate saving a few pennies if the produce isn't perfect looking, especially as it becomes seen as a "socially conscious" positive to do so. I imagine this sort of waste is less of an issue with things like meat. While meat is wasteful as you say, people do find it satisfying to eat meat. I am looking forward to fake meat getting better. I've tried an Impossible Whopper, it is indeed close but still not there. It should be better for the environment as well as feeling better to those of us who find it disturbing to kill animals for food.