We are what we eat: Transforming diets to transform agri-food systems
Gary Hunt • 7 July 2021
We are what we eat: Transforming diets to transform agri-food systems
Consumers have power. Knowing the backstory of food, together with better knowledge and access, can help people make wise choices for healthy diets, but it can also help protect the environment, support family and smallholder farmers and improve other parts of the supply chain.
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