In Germany, a surplus of potatoes from a Saxony farm is being distributed for free to prevent waste, with millions reaching Berlin since mid-January. This initiative, called 'the great potato rescue,' aims to benefit food banks and schools. However, it has faced criticism from the Brandenburg Farmers' Association, who view it as a PR stunt affecting local markets. Despite the controversy, the project highlights the value of potatoes in German cuisine. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)