
'Le doggy bag' comes to French restaurants
Taking leftovers home has long been frowned upon in France but a new law could soon change that. As of January 1, 2016, restaurants that produce more than 10 tonnes of biowaste per year are required to sort their trash or risk a hefty fine, inciting many in the business of haute cuisine to turn to doggy bags to cut food waste.
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