Sentences with phrase «future food demand»

The A2 scenario, however, involves quite unrealistic assumptions about population, which impinges on forecasts about future food demand.

Growing populations, wastage, dwindling resources and production that is outdated or not commercially viable means that our future food demands are increasingly threatening to outweigh future resources.

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In response to this demand for knowledge, foodpro will also run a series of Supply Chain Integrity Seminars exploring the future of food manufacturing, what's next in retail supply chain technology, future personalised nutrition, the sustainable value chain of the future and more.

Organic farming methods are at the cutting edge of the future of sustainable farming, delivering foods consumers are demanding and shining light on a farming pathway ahead without reliance on synthetic agrochemicals or GM technology.

With economies showing positive signs of recovery, on - going industrialization, increasing demand for processed foods, and a greater preference on the part of consumers for quality products, ingredient suppliers are becoming optimistic about the future of Specialty Food Ingredients Market.

In terms of the market opportunity and future growth potential for the business, Middleton said: «We are continuing to see momentum building in the demand for gluten - free food and drink, both in the UK and internationally, and our new distribution partners will help us to fulfil this demand.

Rates of gains have been impressive in both favourable and dry years but they are below the rate that is required to meet future global food demand.

Following the publication of Ingredion's report on the future of simple, natural and clean label food in 2020, Mona Schmitz Hübsch shares some of the insights from their consumer research, and discusses the opportunities for food manufacturers in meeting future consumer demand for clean label foods.

We all know that the population is on course to increase to over 9 billion by 2050 and the demands this will put upon future food production.

The increase in demand for coconut palm sugar could further result in fewer coconut products, including coconut oil, being available as a food source in the future.

In the future, the demand for nutraceutical excipients is pegged to gain traction in the field of food innovation and pharmaceutical discovery.

Concern over future food and nutritional security is rapidly rising on the global agenda amidst studies showing crop yields are far from increasing at the rates needed to meet projected demands for 2050.

Healthy Traditions believes that consumer demand will start driving packaging manufacturers to develop more non-toxic healthy packaging materials in the future, such as food - based edible packaging.

Food and grocery is also likely to play an increasingly important role in the future as traditional manufacturing areas, like the car industry, move off - shore, and international demand for Australian products increases.

This, combined with rising global demand for food «gives Australia a great opportunity to drive jobs and investment growth for the future,» he said.

At the very least the fair package would include a basic set of demands not to harm future generations by destroying rights to life, food and health.

«To meet our current and future food supply demands, without destroying our planet, we need every efficacious tool available,» they write.

«The population of the world's tropical regions will soon exceed that of the rest of the world, and this discovery may be important in growing food to meet future demand.»

More food needs to be produced that has to come from yield increase and smart water use to meet future demand.

That is to say, the development of the country can not be based on the unbalanced exploitation of resources (natural, cultural, social, etc.) to meet the demands of society (food, housing, health, employment) because these are the only resources we have, and that future generations have, to meet our and their own needs.

Measuring emissions from different crops and management systems can help identify the most efficient way to reduce future greenhouse gas emissions while keeping up with food demand.

There is no choice but to avert the negative impacts of a drought - like situation to meet the future demand for food, feed and fibre.

It covered food and water as well as energy, since future global energy demand (and emissions) depends on population and economic development in places like China and India (as COP21 is rediscovering).

The Water Program is using its expertise to help Africa, with its burgeoning population and particular vulnerability to climate warming, meet its future food and water demands.

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The pace of agricultural intensification is, therefore, also likely to remain a major determinant of future land change and our ability to meet societal demands for food, feed, housing, and energy (104).

This study shows Brazilian sugarcane ethanol could displace up to 13 % of global crude oil consumption by 2045 whilst balancing forest conservation and future land demand for food.

We should not clear forests when we can restore degraded land to meet future food and energy demands.