Original sentence: In 2007, though it had continued to receive attention, the launch of the "Love Food, Hate Waste" campaign returned food waste to the forefront of the news and public agenda.In 2009, the "Love Food, Hate Waste" campaign is claiming to have prevented 137,000 tonnes of waste being sent to landfill and saved £300 million.Planned is the removal of "best before" labels and the limiting "sell by" labels on foods.The topic has continued since to be a subject of attention, discussed in almost every major UK newspaper, often alongside issues such as climate change and famine in African nations
Edited sentence: Believed at the time to be "the first of its kind in the world", the report interviewed 2175 householders and collected waste from 2138 of them.In 2005, facing "limited information about the amounts and types of food waste produced", WRAP launched a "major research programme" which would lead to the publishing of "The food we waste report" on 8 May 2008.In 2007, WRAP launched the "Love Food, Hate Waste" campaign and returned food waste to the forefront of the news and public agenda.Planned is the removal of "best before" labels and the limiting of "sell by" labels on foods.Since the developments of 2007-8, food waste has continued to be a subject of attention, discussed in almost every major UK newspaper, often with issues such as climate change and famine in African nations.Two years later, the "Love Food, Hate Waste" campaign is claiming to have prevented 137,000 tonnes of waste being sent to landfill and saved £300 million