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Carbon footprint of food waste management options in the waste hierarchy–a Swedish case study
M Eriksson, I Strid, PA Hansson
Journal of Cleaner Production 93, 115-125, 2015
3462015
The tree structure—A general framework for food waste quantification in food services
M Eriksson, CP Osowski, J Björkman, E Hansson, C Malefors, E Eriksson, ...
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 130, 140-151, 2018
317*2018
Food waste accounting methodologies: Challenges, opportunities, and further advancements
S Corrado, C Caldeira, M Eriksson, OJ Hanssen, HE Hauser, ...
Global food security 20, 93-100, 2019
238*2019
Carbon footprint of supermarket food waste
K Scholz, M Eriksson, I Strid
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 94, 56-65, 2015
2312015
Food losses in six Swedish retail stores: Wastage of fruit and vegetables in relation to quantities delivered
M Eriksson, I Strid, PA Hansson
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 68, 14-20, 2012
2292012
Quantification of food waste in food canteens–a case study from Sala municipality in Sweden
M Eriksson, C Persson Osowski, C Malefors, J Björkman, E Eriksson
Waste Manag 61, 415-422, 2017
224*2017
Carbon footprint and energy use of food waste management options for fresh fruit and vegetables from supermarkets
M Eriksson, J Spångberg
Waste management 60, 786-799, 2017
1512017
Take-back agreements in the perspective of food waste generation at the supplier-retailer interface
M Eriksson, R Ghosh, L Mattsson, A Ismatov
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 122, 83-93, 2017
1392017
Food waste reduction in supermarkets–Net costs and benefits of reduced storage temperature
M Eriksson, I Strid, PA Hansson
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 107, 73-81, 2016
1262016
Waste of organic and conventional meat and dairy products—A case study from Swedish retail
M Eriksson, I Strid, PA Hansson
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 83, 44-52, 2014
1202014
Environmental impacts of waste management and valorisation pathways for surplus bread in Sweden
P Brancoli, K Bolton, M Eriksson
Waste Management 117, 136-145, 2020
1012020
Bread loss rates at the supplier-retailer interface–Analysis of risk factors to support waste prevention measures
P Brancoli, M Lundin, K Bolton, M Eriksson
Resources, Conservation and Recycling 147, 128-136, 2019
912019
Food waste due to retail power in supply chains: Evidence from Sweden
R Ghosh, M Eriksson
Global food security 20, 1-8, 2019
90*2019
Towards a baseline for food-waste quantification in the hospitality sector—quantities and data processing criteria
C Malefors, P Callewaert, PA Hansson, H Hartikainen, O Pietiläinen, ...
Sustainability 11 (13), 3541, 2019
762019
Consumer’s food waste in different restaurants configuration: A comparison between different levels of incentive and interaction
DE Matzembacher, P Brancoli, LM Maia, M Eriksson
Waste Management 114, 263-273, 2020
752020
Identification and modelling of risk factors for food waste generation in school and pre-school catering units
H Steen, C Malefors, E Röös, M Eriksson
Waste management 77, 172-184, 2018
742018
Retail Food Wastage: A Case Study Approach to Quantities and Causes
M Eriksson
Licentiate thesis 45, 2012
72*2012
Carbon footprint reduction potential of waste management strategies in tourism
G Obersteiner, S Gollnow, M Eriksson
Environmental Development 39, 100617, 2021
652021
LCAs of petrol and diesel-a literature review
M Eriksson, S Ahlgren
65*2013
At what distance do wolves move away from an approaching human?
J Karlsson, M Eriksson, O Liberg
Canadian Journal of Zoology 85 (11), 1193-1197, 2007
622007
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