The debate over requiring grocery stores to donate unsold but edible food to local food banks versus allowing stores to dispose of surplus food - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring grocery stores to donate unsold but edible food to local food banks versus allowing stores to dispose of surplus food

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The main argument made by Sarah Martinez is that . James Thompson's primary concern about the proposed regulation is . Dr. Chen's position differs from both Martinez and Thompson in that she . According to the text, Mark Rodriguez suggests that . The proposed bylaw is mainly aimed at .

The following is a comment by a reader. Complete the comment by choosing the best option to fill in each blank.

The proposed bylaw seems . While Martinez makes some valid points about food waste reduction, Thompson's concerns about cannot be ignored. I think Dr. Chen's approach is the most sensible because . The success of such a program would largely depend on . Ultimately, any solution needs to to be truly effective.

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