Ninety percent of Chinese people have the habit of packing leftovers

2020-09-02 「 1156 words / 2 minute 」
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9成国人有打包剩菜习惯
Chinese take home leftovers
近日的一项调查显示,91.2%的国内受访者外出就餐时有打包剩菜的习惯。
A recent survey has shown that 91.2% of the Chinese respondents tend to take home their leftovers when dining out.
由《中国青年报》实施的这项调查显示,约92%的受访者认为节约粮食是永不过时的美德,85.7%的受访者认为,节约粮食与当下品质生活理念相契合。
Around 92% of the respondents believed saving food is a virtue that would never become anachronic, and 85.7% said saving food squares with the contemporary concept that values the quality of life, according to the survey conducted by China Youth Daily.
受访者还就如何帮助减少食物浪费提出了各种意见。
Respondents also gave their opinions on how to help reduce food waste.
约61.8%的受访者建议餐馆提供公筷,方便人们将剩菜打包。
Around 61.8% advised restaurants and eateries to offer serving chopsticks, which would be instrumental for customers to pack the leftovers.
同等比例的受访者称,推广小份菜、半例菜可能是节约粮食的有用途径。
A similar proportion of respondents said it might be useful to promote smaller-portion or half-portion dishes.
约59%的受访者建议餐饮企业对“光盘”的消费者提供代金券等奖励。
About 59% advised catering businesses to introduce coupons or other incentives for customers who clear their plates after dinner.
共2009名受访者参与了这项调查。
A total of 2,009 persons participated in the survey.