The problem of food waste in Hong Kong is a serious issue that affects the quality of life on social, environmental, and economic aspects. The high amount of food waste generated daily contributes to air, water, and soil pollution, leading to negative impacts on human health. To address this issue, the Hong Kong government has introduced the Food Waste Recycling program, which includes separation, collection, and recycling processes. Additionally, fines are imposed on individuals who do not properly dispose of their food waste. Furthermore, education is key in promoting a culture of reducing food waste and increasing public awareness about its consequences.