The culture, food and sustainability connection


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THE Covid-19 pandemic has proved humanity’s vulnerability and underlined the importance of sustainability.

Estimates suggest that by the end of 2050, the global population will be nine billion. To feed everyone, the world needs to produce 50% more food than we currently do. The intensification of farming is seen as the solution to producing more food.

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