Introduction Food security is defined as the ability to deliver food to the market while also allowing individuals to access it. It refers to a plan to secure enough food for the inhabitants of a certain society so that there is no food shortage (Von Schomberg, 2012). Importance of Food Security Food security...
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Food security and sustainable production have become one of the most critical discussions among policymakers and commentators around the world, in light of a sustained global population explosion, scarcity and rapidly depleting resources, and documented adverse effects of climate change. As part of the discussion, everyone agreed that current agricultural...
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Carroll attempted to establish the dietary principles that should guide the choice of food in his article "Relax You Don't Need to Eat Clean" (Carroll n.p). He bases his arguments on other research studies and historical events in order to demonstrate the inconsistencies in the scientific attempt to define healthy...
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