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FAO launches $2.5B Global Emergency Appeal targeting 100M people in 54 countries. Prioritizes farm aid, resilience to fight tripled food insecurity since 2016

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FAO Unveils First Global Emergency and Resilience Appeal 2026 to Combat Food Crises

Staff Reporter - December 6, 2025

New research shows a low-fat vegan diet cuts greenhouse gas emissions and energy demand by 51%, highlighting environmental benefits of plant-based eating.

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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 51% Through Low-Fat Vegan Diet

FAO and UNDP reveal that agrifood systems are prioritized in developing countries’ National Adaptation Plans but face severe financing and implementation gaps.

Food

Agrifood Systems Are a Priority but Face Major Barriers

Learn how to manage legumes intake to control uric acid levels effectively. Discover low-purine options and dietary tips for gout-friendly nutrition.

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Managing Legumes and High Uric Acid: A Guide for Gout and Hyperuricemia

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UNEP Launches Food Waste Breakthrough to Halve Waste and Cut Methane by 2030

A new FAO-WFP report warns of catastrophic hunger in 16 global hotspots, driven by conflict, climate shocks, and funding gaps. Urgent action is needed to prevent famine

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Millions at Risk: UN Warns of Deepening Hunger Crisis

Saradha Meloot - November 14, 2025

FAO’s SOFA 2025 report reveals that 1.7 billion people live in regions suffering from declining crop yields due to human-induced land degradation.

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Human-Induced Land Degradation Threatens Global Food Security and Ecosystem Health

Saradha Meloot - November 5, 2025

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#Orange Peels for #Health

News Bureau - October 22, 2025

The UN reports that 673 million people face hunger in 2025. Explore key causes—conflict, climate change, inequality, inflation—and global efforts to ensure food security.

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Why Millions Still Go Hungry in 2025 Despite Global Food Surplus

Abhiram - October 16, 2025

Discover inspiring stories of Food Heroes worldwide, committed to creating equitable, sustainable, and healthier food systems ahead of World Food Day 2025

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Food Heroes 2025: Inspiring Change for Sustainable, Equitable Food Systems Globally

Saradha Meloot - October 15, 2025

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#Blood Test for #JunkFood

News Bureau - October 8, 2025

Jamun, the Indian blackberry, offers impressive health benefits. But for diabetics, kidney stone patients, pregnant women, or allergy-prone individuals, risks exist.

Food

Jamun Fruit: Health Benefits, Risks, and Who Should Avoid Eating It

News Bureau - September 29, 2025

Global food waste is rising, driven by urbanisation and economic growth in middle-income countries. Experts call for urgent policies to curb waste.

Food

Global Food Waste Rising: Urbanisation, Economic Growth Driving Unsustainable Consumption

Saradha Meloot - September 28, 2025

A new study reveals deep inequalities in global agri-food chains, showing the Global South produces food while the Global North captures wealth

Food

Inequality in Food Chains: Global South Produces the Food, Global North...

Abhiram - September 28, 2025

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Unlocking the Secrets of #StarAnise

News Bureau - September 7, 2025

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