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Our relationship with food and how to stop wasting it (Springwise)
April 22, 2021
Springwise published an article about how to best encourage food waste reduction at home, within businesses, and at the office. FareShare’s Head of Marketing and Communications, James Persad, sees an enormous opportunity in food waste mitigation. He stated that getting food to its intended destination can actually reduce a massive burden placed on taxpayers. “Eating well leads to […]
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Africa: Our readings on food systems (All Africa)
April 22, 2021
All Africa reported on significant publications recently published on food systems. The 2021 Global Food Policy Report was listed as an important book on food systems.
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What we are reading on food systems (IFAD)
April 22, 2021
IFAD published an article on various publications that address global food systems. IFPRI’s 2021 Global Food Policy Report was included in the list of important publications. This year’s Global Food Policy Report examines what IFPRI has learned about the deficiencies in current food systems, the changes that are needed for system transformation, and what COVID-19 has taught us. It […]
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COVID-19 reveals foodsystems weaknesses and lessons for its transformation says IFPRI’s 2021 Global Food Policy Report (Geoff Tansey Blog)
April 22, 2021
Geoff Tansey Blog interviewed and discussed the 2021 Global Food Policy Report with A4NH Division Director and co-author of the report, John McDermott. The podcast provides details about the Report, gives examples of responses to needs during COVID-19, and how those responses can move global food systems forward, transform them, and create healthier, more sustainable, and more resilient food systems that […]
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Tough Q1 for consumers (The Nation)
April 22, 2021
The Nation (Malawi) published an article examining the National Statistical Office’s analysis which showed that food prices rose and continued to push up inflation. Maize, as part of the food component, accounts for about 45.2 percent of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is an aggregate basket of goods and services for computing inflation. Ironically, prices of […]
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Aflatoxins can cause liver cancer (Daily Monitor)
April 22, 2021
Daily Monitor (Uganda) published an article on one health impact of aflatoxins. This year, Kenya, a country where maize is a major food crop, stopped the importation of maize from Uganda because of quality concerns. Their main complaint about Ugandan maize, according to media reports, was the presence of aflatoxins in the maize. Uganda loses more than […]
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US signals a turn to the green on trade and asks world to follow (Agri-Pulse)
April 21, 2021
Agri-pulse published an article on how the U.S. was one of nine countries critical of the European Union last year when it unveiled a plan to tax imports based on their carbon footprint, but that was under the Trump administration. Now the Biden administration is signaling a stronger kinship to the EU’s push to reduce greenhouse gas […]
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Govt urged to activate its horticulture export body (The News)
April 21, 2021
The News (Pakistan) published an article stating that Ahmad Jawad, VP of Pakistan’s Businesses Forum urged the government to take notice of Pakistan Horticulture Development Export Company’s failure to play its due role in enhancing this sector’s exports and decide if it’s worth it. Jawad said according to 2015 IFPRI IMPACT projections, Russia’s demand for fruit would the fastest-growing […]
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Maize prices dropped 3% in March—report (The Nation)
April 20, 2021
The Nation (Malawi) published the March 2021 findings from IFPRI’s Monthly Maize Market Report. The findings include the following highlights:
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Bangladesh government set to procure Boro directly from farmers (Financial Express)
April 20, 2021
Financial Express published an article stating that in a major policy shift, the government is planning to purchase Boro harvest directly from the farmers this season to help ensure a fair price for the latter and boost its own stock. The cabinet division recommended that the food ministry take necessary steps to this effect, an official said. IFPRI, in a recent […]



