Foodweb 2020, a report from the IFTF

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Submitted by richardcadler on Fri, 04/15/2011 - 03:42
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http://www.iftf.org/FoodWeb2020Forces

Post announcing the report is here.

"We need to be thinking about our food in broader terms and with an eye to the future. Which is why IFTF's Global Food Outlook Program is proud to make our most recent report, FoodWeb 2020: Forces Shaping the Future of Food, available to the public (download above). This report, and the FoodWeb 2020 Map, explain what forces are changing the food web. It contains forecasts about directions of change and examples of disruptions in the web, as well as innovative responses to them. "

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