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In France, kindness and sustainability come together in an inspiring way — unsold bakery loaves are placed in community boxes where anyone in need can pick them up for free.
This tradition, supported by both bakeries and local governments, prevents food waste while helping those facing hunger or financial hardship. Each morning, leftover bread that would otherwise be discarded is neatly packed into wooden boxes or cabinets labeled “Free Bread — Take What You Need.”
It’s a small gesture with big social impact. France has been a leader in anti-food-waste initiatives, even passing laws requiring supermarkets to donate unsold food to charities instead of throwing it away.
This compassionate system proves that sustainability isn’t just about technology — it’s also about humanity.

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❗ Not really
10% of the bread is not sold on the day it is baked. Then, there are several options to still make some money. It can be sold with a discount the day after, used in specific recipes such as "pain perdu" or "croûtons" or even beer.
https://www.atelierdeschefs.fr/recettes/25933/pain-perdu-traditionnel/
https://reporterre.net/La-biere-au-pain-l-etonnante-invention-d-un-brasseur-recycleur
The majority of bread goes to waste: 25% is repurposed as animal feed, while only 15% is distributed for free.
https://www.grandsmoulinsdeparis.com/conseils/reutilisation-pain
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