content: Something I've posted before; I use to work for a bread vendor when I first got out of high school. We sold premium bread, like the $4.00 a loaf stuff. The amount of stuff we threw away would astound you. If it was a week old it was suppose to go in the trash. I was allowed to keep as much as I wanted, but couldn't give it away, and I can only eat so much bread. After a massive process with corporate, I started giving it away to a homeless shelter, but I found out that they couldn't give it away fast enough, and they threw more than half of it out themselves. So, I started giving it to a food bank, but because they gave it away for people to take home that was caught by corporate and not allowed. I remember one day my job was to find somewhere I could throw a long bed S-10 pickup truck full of moldy bread away. I finally drove by a local duck farm that took it. Having enough food to feed people isn't the issue, distribution and bureaucracy is.