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Namaste and welcome to New Delhi, the capital of India.

It's evening here and you can hear the traffic on the streets

as people rush back to their homes.

I'm Divina Gupta and you're listening to Business Daily on the BBC World Service.

To feed its population, this big, busy city relies on produce coming in from the fields around it.

But here in India, like many other emerging economies, there's a big problem.

An astonishing amount of food is being wasted because it's going bad before it gets to shoppers.

The reason is a lack of refrigeration from farm to folk, otherwise known as the coal chain.

So what can be done about it?

Let's find out.

Oh, I've reached my apartment.

And as is the custom in my house, I leave my shoes near the door.

I'm feeling thirsty, so let me take you into the kitchen.

Here's the fridge, and I love the cool air on my face.

Okay, a bottle of water.

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