'If this investment does not materialise, we believe the industry will struggle to keep up with demand, resulting in poorer food outcomes for Asia's population,' according to a report from PwC, Rabobank, and investment firm Temasek.
Asia cannot feed itself and will require another $800 billion in the next 10 years to produce more food for the region, according to a recent report from PwC, Rabobank, and investment firm Temasek.
Asia is "unable to feed itself" — and needs to invest another $800 billion in the next 10 years to produce more food and meet the region's needs,The population in Asia is growing, and consumers are demanding safer, healthier, and more sustainable food. "If this investment does not materialise, we believe the industry will struggle to keep up with demand, resulting in poorer food outcomes for Asia's population," according to the authors of the report which was compiled by PwC, Rabobank, and Singapore investment firm Temasek."Asia is unable to feed itself, relying on imports flowing through long supply chains from the Americas, Europe and Africa," according to the report that was released Nov. 20.
We're too dependent on others both for our technology and our food. And if we don't solve this, there will be problems on our doorstep.That means Asia relies heavily on other countries to meet one of its basic needs.
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