Dutch retailer Albert Heijn is leveraging technology as it seeks to further reduce food waste with its new initiative Laatste Kans Koopjes (Last Chance Bargains). Albert Heijn hopes to save more than five million kilograms of food with its latest initiative. Last Chance BargainsWith Last Chance Bargains, Albert Heijn is bundling its four existing food waste prevention campaigns - AH Leftovers, the Fruit & Vegetable Bag, Dynamic Discounting, and Yesterday's Bread. ADVERTISEMENTNienke Tjerkstra, VP of quality, sustainability and health at Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall, stated, “I'm pleased that we're taking the next step in our fight against food waste with Last Chance Bargains. Thanks to this smart system, we expect to sell 25% more discounted products and thus significantly reduce food waste.”Last Chance Bargains products feature an eponymous sticker for easy identification.