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One in three couldn t afford food year-round in 2020

One in three couldn t afford food year-round in 2020
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This World Population Day, Sophie s Bionutrients issues a clarion call for the reformation of global food systems

This World Population Day, Sophie s Bionutrients issues a clarion call for the reformation of global food systems USA - English News provided by Share this article Share this article SINGAPORE, July 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ This World Population Day, Sophie s Bionutrients (https://sophiesbionutrients.com/), a Singapore-based next-generation sustainable urban food production technology company, advocates for and promotes fair and sustainable food systems across the globe in the backdrop of a rapidly growing global population in a pandemic era. COVID-19 may have exposed the fragility of our food systems, but the root cause has been years in the making. According to the International Food Policy Research Institute s Global Food Policy Report 2021, three billion people could not afford a healthy diet before COVID-19.

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This World Population Day, Sophie s Bionutrients issues a clarion call for the reformation of global food systems - Press Release

SINGAPORE, July 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ This World Population Day, Sophie’s Bionutrients (https://sophiesbionutrients.com/), a Singapore-based next-generation sustainable urban food production technology company, advocates for and promotes fair and sustainable food systems across the globe in the backdrop of a rapidly growing global population in a pandemic era. COVID-19 may have exposed the fragility of our food systems, but the root cause has been years in the making. According to the International Food Policy Research Institute’s Global Food Policy Report 2021, three billion people could not afford a healthy diet before COVID-19. However, this number is estimated to rise by 267.6 million between 2020 and 2022 due to the disruptions in supply and lack of access to proper storage of fresh, healthy food and lowered disposable income brought about by the pandemic and lockdown measures.

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From the Editor-in-Chief: Keeping hunger at bay during the pandemic

From the Editor-in-Chief: Keeping hunger at bay during the pandemic
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Another wave spells more nutrition loss

Another wave spells more nutrition loss Updated: Updated: April 27, 2021 01:05 IST The inability of those already on the brink of subsistence to absorb a second economic shock cannot be overlooked Share Article AAA The inability of those already on the brink of subsistence to absorb a second economic shock cannot be overlooked The political and social handling of the COVID-19 pandemic have added to the persisting issues of food insecurity faced by millions in India even prior to the novel coronavirus pandemic India consistently has ranked poorly in all international rankings on hunger (ranking 102 among 117 countries in the Global Hunger Index 2019). With the second, more vigorous wave of COVID-19, the inability of those already on the brink of subsistence to absorb a second economic shock cannot be overlooked even as the current health crisis is creating havoc. Rural distress specifically needs closer examination and urgent policy attention.

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