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Fighting food waste: French families get help from pet chickens

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With its law banning supermarkets from throwing out still good food, France has become famous for its efforts to reduce good waste.For just 10 euros and the cost of a chicken coop, French families are now adopting a pair of laying hens to process their table scraps.

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