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WHY EUROPE SHOULD PARTNER THE WORLD’S SMALLHOLDERS TO ADOPT BIG TECH?

The direct benefits of harnessing cutting edge technology for agriculture are clear: more efficient production of more food to reduce hunger and reliance on imports while also boosting rural incomes… Despite the rise of industrial and intensive farming, it is the world’s 800 million smallholder farmers who continue to shoulder …

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IN NO CORNER OF THE PLANET A SINGLE CHILD GOES HUNGRY!

Guadalupe Valdez, FAO’s Zero Hunger Ambassador for Latin America and the Caribbean, said: “We have to consider this as a global fight so that in no corner of the planet a single child goes hungry.” guadalupe valdez ile ilgili görsel sonucu Waldez stated: “To achieve progress in the fight against …

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A DECLINE OF 7 PERCENT IN THE AREA OF CROPS SOWN IN INDIA…

There has been a decline of 6.9 per cent in the area of crops sown this summer, according to the latest data published by the Union Ministry of Agriculture on July 19, 2019. According to the data, rice has been sown on 14 million hectares (ha), down from 15.1 million …

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GLOBAL TEA CONSUMPTION REGISTERING TREMENDOUS GROWTH…

The global tea industry has been registering tremendous growth. The overall increase in domestic consumption has been driven by demographic growth, faster urbanization and rising incomes and standard of living in the emerging and developing economies. Persistence Market Research (PMR) expects the global market to expand at 5 percent at …

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DUTCH QUINOA GROUP SETTING UP A LOCAL VALUE CHAIN FROM SCRATCH…

Farmers in South-America have been growing quinoa for thousands of years. In the Netherlands the crop is cultivated on a commercial scale only since April 2014. Since it is such a new crop, Dutch Quinoa Group could set up a local value chain from scratch. Therefore, it is sustainable in …

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INITIATIVES REDEFINING FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ACROSS THE MIDDLE EAST…

Greetings from Mexico City! This week, Food Tank is celebrating initiatives redefining food and agriculture around the world. While new challenges from population density, urbanization, conflict, and climate change transform food systems, we’re scanning the globe for stories of hope and perseverance. In the Middle East, the region once rich …

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FAO: WORLD FOOD PRICES SLIDE MARGINALLY IN JULY

World food prices slide marginally in July… The overall drop reflects decline in cereals, dairy and sugar prices… A worker putting packaged cheese on the shelf of the cold room in an Armenian cheese factory. 1 August 2019, Rome – Global food commodity prices saw a slight decline in July, …

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FROM FARMERS TO VENDORS; A CASE STUDY IN KENYA…

Creadev, a global long-term investment firm wholly funded by the Mulliez family, has announced a secondary investment of USD 5 million in Twiga Foods, a Kenyan-based technology based B2B platform that aggregates retail demand and efficiently provides low cost access to better quality food. As part of this secondary transaction, …

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JOSE GRAZIANO DA SILVA: WE MUST DECIDE TO INVEST IN THE POOREST

Rome- Renewing political will, a key ingredient to end hunger and malnutrition in Latin America and the Caribbean… FAO Director General Graziano da Silva stresses importance of investing in the poor as the way to achieve sustainable development. graziano da silva ile ilgili görsel sonucu The idea that to end …

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TURKEY ACCOUNTS FOR 1.5 PERCENT OF WORLD WASTE CRISIS…

Research showed that Turkey was situated on the 10th of waste crisis list… PRNet, the media monitoring and reporting agency, reviewed the research report on the impact of countries’ waste crisis. According to PRNet’s Maplecroft data and media reflections, the countries that caused the waste crisis in the world have …

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