Monthly Archives: October 2010

FAO announces: Those who suffer hunger have declined from 1 billion to 925 million.

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With the World Committee on Food Security meeting this week at FAO…

I thought I would throw in some definitions. It gets super confusing and many think that food security means military protecting national food stores, or food safety. FAO has some decent definitions here too. What does it mean to be … Continue reading

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fall is here in Campo de’ Fiori

Check out these eggplants the mother of all vegetables in italy. well, unless you classify tomatoes as vegetables…

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Bringing food back into fashion

The more I work in the nutrition field, the more I realize how critical FOOD has become. And yet, it is essentially ignored by most nutritionist and health practioners. Well not food exactly, but the quality of food. In development … Continue reading

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