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An Overview of Global Food Wastage

An Overview of Global Food Wastage

 

Our world is moving towards a time when the demand for food will exceed the supply. The 7 Billion world population is expected to rise to 9.3 billion by 2050. And it is this inflating population along with severe food wastage that is going to cause this non equilibrium between the demand and supply of food.

Food wastage is an acute Global problem. Globally, one third of the produced food is lost in wastage one way or the other. Reports show that half of the food produced in USA and Europe never gets consumed.

A direct result of this is disbalance in world economy and an increase in the number of undernourished population. About 15% of the people in this world are reportedly undernourished. Over 20,000 children die of various diseases related to undernourishment everyday over the globe.

Food wastage also leads to loss of natural resources. Food production is accountable for 80% of deforestation, 70% of All the freshwater consumption and 30% of greenhouse gas emission.

Therefore to meet with the global increasing demand for food, everyone needs to be careful from this moment onwards. Local saving of food is the first step towards it.

Categories : Economy Graphs, Environment Graphs, Featured, Food & Drink Graphs | Published by : graphs | Date : Aug 20, 2013
Tags: disbalance between food demand and supply, Food wastage, increasing global food demand, loss of natural resources with food wastage, world's growing population and increasing demand for fooor, world's most undernourished regions

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