It supports natural systems, rebuilding and enhancing ecosystems, while preserving air and water quality. Examples of regenerative practices include shifting from synthetic to organic fertilisers, employing crop rotation, and using greater crop variation to promote biodiversity.

Farming types such as agroecology, rotational grazing, agroforestry, conservation agriculture, and permaculture, all fall under this definition. Regenerative practices support the development of healthy soils, which can result in foods with improved taste and micronutrient content.

Listen to Leontino Balbo Jr. In , he began experimenting with a new approach that he believed could increase crop yields, reduce pest numbers, restore natural capital , and reduce reliance on natural resources. Opinions vary on the potential for cities to act as food production hubs - and the benefits of doing so.

Alone, urban farming systems, such as those that combine indoor aquaculture with hydroponic vegetable production, can only provide a limited amount of nutrition required for human health. By understanding their existing peri-urban production, cities can demand food that is not only grown regeneratively, but also locally - when it makes sense - and support diversification of crops by selecting varieties best fitting local conditions, thereby building resilience.

Listen to Morten Rosse who describes the potential for the regeneration of peri-urban land in developing countries. Watch Hamilton Henrique tell a story of food revolution. Supporting regenerative practices that benefit local environments.

Rather than planning to source all food from peri-urban areas, cities should aim to form resilient food supplies that rely on a diverse set of local, regional, and global sources, according to where food types grow best. Robyn Metcalfe, Lecturer and Research Scholar at the University of Texas at Austin puts it this way:.

Local sourcing can play a significant role in supporting the development of a distributed and regenerative agricultural system. It allows cities to increase the resilience of their food supply by relying on a more diverse range of suppliers local and global.

By reconnecting city dwellers with food and the farmers who grow it, the likelihood increases that people will demand food grown using regenerative practices that benefit the local environment and their own health.

Currently, a third of all food produced globally — worth USD 1 trillion — is thrown away each year. This represents a huge loss of nutrients and a major cause of environmental issues.

In a circular economy, food is designed to cycle, so the by-products from one enterprise provides input for the next. Cities can make the most of food by redistributing surplus edible food, while turning the remaining inedible by-products into new products, ranging from organic fertilisers for regenerative peri-urban farming, to biomaterials, medicine, and bioenergy.

Rather than a final destination for food, cities can become centres where food by-products are transformed, through emerging technologies and innovations, into a broad array of valuable materials. These could range from organic fertilisers and biomaterials, to medicine and bioenergy, thereby driving new revenue streams in a thriving bioeconomy.

Cities can initiate a range of food waste prevention interventions. From better matching supply with fluctuating demand for different food types, to discounting soon-to-expire products, and using overripe produce for in-store food outlets, retailers can reduce their food waste.

Waste prevention efforts are also being addressed by organisations such as FoodShift and Feedback. Cities can transform collected organic materials to drive regenerative peri-urban food production. Currently in cities, the most common management processes for organic materials are composting, anaerobic digestion, and wastewater treatment.

Converting organic waste into a source of value begins with effective collection systems and pure waste streams. New technology, supporting policy frameworks, and community engagement can rapidly transform collection systems and increase organic waste collection rates.

While all countries can benefit from improved collection systems, emerging economies are especially well-positioned due to their high shares of organic waste and early stages infrastructure.

Food products must be designed through a system that provides healthy production as well as nutrition. Food brands, retailers, chefs, food businesses, schools, hospitals, and other providers have a major influence on what we eat - a significant proportion of our food has been designed in some way by these organisations.

Food designers have the power to ensure their food products, recipes, and menus are healthy to both people and natural systems and marketing activities can then be shaped to make these products attractive to people. In a circular economy, food products derive from healthy production to provide healthy nutrition.

Similarly, the packaging that preserves food can be made from materials that compost as safely and easily as the food it contains. Food loss and waste can be designed out along the entire food supply chain.

Designers can develop products and recipes that use food by-products as ingredients, and those which, by avoiding certain additives, can be safely returned to the soil or used in other ways.

Mushrooms can be grown on spent coffee beans, which combined with a lower meat content, can enhance your health and that of the planet. Yuba — also known as bean curd robes — is the skin collected from the tofu making process.

Layered and bound together, yuba can be made into an imitation chicken breast — it even gets a crispy chicken-like skin when you pan fry the outside. Designers need to create products with ingredients that are, regardless of their source animal or vegetable , produced regeneratively.

Where possible, they need to be obtained locally and therefore seasonally, to be safely used as inputs for new uses. It is these processes that will contribute to a thriving bioeconomy. Achieving these three ambitions would allow cities to move from passive consumers to active catalysts of change, and generate annual benefits worth USD 2.

Avoiding the degradation of 15 million hectares of arable land per year; and saving trillion litres of fresh water. Health benefits include lowering the health costs associated with pesticide use by USD billion, as well as significant reductions of antimicrobial resistance, air pollution, water contamination, and foodborne diseases.

Cities can also unlock an economic opportunity upwards of USD billion by reducing edible food waste, using nitrogen and phosphorus from food by-products, and organic materials for new cycles. From producers and brands to processors and retailers, businesses across the food value chain can tap into high-growth sectors, such as biomaterials or delicious plant based protein products.

Using the catalytic potential of cities to spark change can be a powerful addition to the efforts needed to transform our relationship with food.

Mobilising these three ambitions and realising the vision at scale will require a global systems-level change. It will take major effort and contributions from all the main urban food system actors, working together collaboratively in an unprecedented way.

Here are just some of the diverse food system stakeholders who will need to work together to create the shift to a new, healthy, food system. Three ambitions, multiple benefits.

The challenges of the global food system can sometimes seem daunting in their breadth and sheer complexity. But there are tremendous opportunities available to businesses and governments in cities to take a long-term view of the future of food and catalyse a fundamental shift in the system.

As with all complex situations, the three ambitions need to be pursued in a way that recognises and acts upon their interdependence both with each other, and with complementary initiatives being developed by other organisations.

If realised, the circular economy approach could yield huge benefits to city economies, human health, and the environment, as well as helping to achieve many of the Sustainable Development Goals. The challenge for all of the city food players around the world is to seize the chance to get behind a common vision of a truly healthy and regenerative food economy and then make it happen — at scale and at pace.

Even I, a prolific meal-splitter, acknowledge that this approach has downsides and limitations. When Pashman was a kid, his family did a variant of meal-sharing, in which they passed their plates around the table so that everyone could try everything.

Now the meal is tinged with sadness. I believe that splitting meals should be the default rather than the exception. In fact, for most of human history, eating the same thing as everyone else was standard.

Freedman told me that one major innovation of restaurants, which have existed in their modern form since the late 18th century, was that each person could order whatever they pleased.

To distribute shared food, people typically have to repurpose an already-used plate or ask for a new one, and then do the sometimes messy work of dividing it. But the food-service industry could do much more.

In other words, the restaurants were set up for people to share meals exactly as they pleased. But a world in which meal-sharing is the default would represent a shift not just in logistics but in values.

Whereas a one-dish-per-person paradigm prizes individual choice—and perhaps even endorses a notion of private property—sharing a meal elevates compromise and negotiation. That can be complicated, but the payoff is variety, a more communal spirit, and a cache of untapped utility.

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The Thrifty Food Plan outlines nutrient-dense foods and beverages, their amounts, and associated costs that can be purchased on a limited budget Building an online presence, resorting to delivery apps, selling in bulk and ready-to-cook meal kits were some ways restaurants stayed afloat Which cuisine has the best all-you-can-eat economics for a restaurant?

Economic cuisine packages - Looking for economic food options for someone living couch to couch. Small packages of sandwich meat are not the most economical but at The Thrifty Food Plan outlines nutrient-dense foods and beverages, their amounts, and associated costs that can be purchased on a limited budget Building an online presence, resorting to delivery apps, selling in bulk and ready-to-cook meal kits were some ways restaurants stayed afloat Which cuisine has the best all-you-can-eat economics for a restaurant?

United States Department of Energy. The parts of the economy that use renewable biological resources from land and sea — such as crops, forests, fish, animals, and microorganisms — to produce food, materials, and energy. Hydroponics is the science of growing plants without using soil, by feeding them on mineral nutrient salts dissolved in water.

Royal Horticultural Society. The breeding, rearing, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, plants, algae, and other organisms in all types of water environments. National Ocean Service.

It is from this natural capital that humans derive a wide range of services, often called ecosystem services, which make human life possible. World Forum on Natural Capital.

Regenerative food production means employing techniques that replenish and improve the overall health of the local ecosystem. It supports natural systems, rebuilding and enhancing ecosystems, while preserving air and water quality.

Examples of regenerative practices include shifting from synthetic to organic fertilisers, employing crop rotation, and using greater crop variation to promote biodiversity. Farming types such as agroecology, rotational grazing, agroforestry, conservation agriculture, and permaculture, all fall under this definition.

Regenerative practices support the development of healthy soils, which can result in foods with improved taste and micronutrient content. Listen to Leontino Balbo Jr. In , he began experimenting with a new approach that he believed could increase crop yields, reduce pest numbers, restore natural capital , and reduce reliance on natural resources.

Opinions vary on the potential for cities to act as food production hubs - and the benefits of doing so. Alone, urban farming systems, such as those that combine indoor aquaculture with hydroponic vegetable production, can only provide a limited amount of nutrition required for human health.

By understanding their existing peri-urban production, cities can demand food that is not only grown regeneratively, but also locally - when it makes sense - and support diversification of crops by selecting varieties best fitting local conditions, thereby building resilience.

Listen to Morten Rosse who describes the potential for the regeneration of peri-urban land in developing countries. Watch Hamilton Henrique tell a story of food revolution. Supporting regenerative practices that benefit local environments. Rather than planning to source all food from peri-urban areas, cities should aim to form resilient food supplies that rely on a diverse set of local, regional, and global sources, according to where food types grow best.

Robyn Metcalfe, Lecturer and Research Scholar at the University of Texas at Austin puts it this way:. Local sourcing can play a significant role in supporting the development of a distributed and regenerative agricultural system.

It allows cities to increase the resilience of their food supply by relying on a more diverse range of suppliers local and global. By reconnecting city dwellers with food and the farmers who grow it, the likelihood increases that people will demand food grown using regenerative practices that benefit the local environment and their own health.

Currently, a third of all food produced globally — worth USD 1 trillion — is thrown away each year. This represents a huge loss of nutrients and a major cause of environmental issues.

In a circular economy, food is designed to cycle, so the by-products from one enterprise provides input for the next. Cities can make the most of food by redistributing surplus edible food, while turning the remaining inedible by-products into new products, ranging from organic fertilisers for regenerative peri-urban farming, to biomaterials, medicine, and bioenergy.

Rather than a final destination for food, cities can become centres where food by-products are transformed, through emerging technologies and innovations, into a broad array of valuable materials. These could range from organic fertilisers and biomaterials, to medicine and bioenergy, thereby driving new revenue streams in a thriving bioeconomy.

Cities can initiate a range of food waste prevention interventions. From better matching supply with fluctuating demand for different food types, to discounting soon-to-expire products, and using overripe produce for in-store food outlets, retailers can reduce their food waste.

Waste prevention efforts are also being addressed by organisations such as FoodShift and Feedback. Cities can transform collected organic materials to drive regenerative peri-urban food production. Currently in cities, the most common management processes for organic materials are composting, anaerobic digestion, and wastewater treatment.

Converting organic waste into a source of value begins with effective collection systems and pure waste streams. New technology, supporting policy frameworks, and community engagement can rapidly transform collection systems and increase organic waste collection rates.

While all countries can benefit from improved collection systems, emerging economies are especially well-positioned due to their high shares of organic waste and early stages infrastructure.

Food products must be designed through a system that provides healthy production as well as nutrition. Food brands, retailers, chefs, food businesses, schools, hospitals, and other providers have a major influence on what we eat - a significant proportion of our food has been designed in some way by these organisations.

Food designers have the power to ensure their food products, recipes, and menus are healthy to both people and natural systems and marketing activities can then be shaped to make these products attractive to people.

In a circular economy, food products derive from healthy production to provide healthy nutrition. Similarly, the packaging that preserves food can be made from materials that compost as safely and easily as the food it contains.

Food loss and waste can be designed out along the entire food supply chain. Designers can develop products and recipes that use food by-products as ingredients, and those which, by avoiding certain additives, can be safely returned to the soil or used in other ways.

Mushrooms can be grown on spent coffee beans, which combined with a lower meat content, can enhance your health and that of the planet. Yuba — also known as bean curd robes — is the skin collected from the tofu making process.

Layered and bound together, yuba can be made into an imitation chicken breast — it even gets a crispy chicken-like skin when you pan fry the outside. Designers need to create products with ingredients that are, regardless of their source animal or vegetable , produced regeneratively.

Where possible, they need to be obtained locally and therefore seasonally, to be safely used as inputs for new uses. It is these processes that will contribute to a thriving bioeconomy. Achieving these three ambitions would allow cities to move from passive consumers to active catalysts of change, and generate annual benefits worth USD 2.

Avoiding the degradation of 15 million hectares of arable land per year; and saving trillion litres of fresh water. Health benefits include lowering the health costs associated with pesticide use by USD billion, as well as significant reductions of antimicrobial resistance, air pollution, water contamination, and foodborne diseases.

Cities can also unlock an economic opportunity upwards of USD billion by reducing edible food waste, using nitrogen and phosphorus from food by-products, and organic materials for new cycles.

From producers and brands to processors and retailers, businesses across the food value chain can tap into high-growth sectors, such as biomaterials or delicious plant based protein products. Using the catalytic potential of cities to spark change can be a powerful addition to the efforts needed to transform our relationship with food.

Mobilising these three ambitions and realising the vision at scale will require a global systems-level change. It will take major effort and contributions from all the main urban food system actors, working together collaboratively in an unprecedented way.

Here are just some of the diverse food system stakeholders who will need to work together to create the shift to a new, healthy, food system. Three ambitions, multiple benefits. The challenges of the global food system can sometimes seem daunting in their breadth and sheer complexity.

But there are tremendous opportunities available to businesses and governments in cities to take a long-term view of the future of food and catalyse a fundamental shift in the system.

As with all complex situations, the three ambitions need to be pursued in a way that recognises and acts upon their interdependence both with each other, and with complementary initiatives being developed by other organisations.

If realised, the circular economy approach could yield huge benefits to city economies, human health, and the environment, as well as helping to achieve many of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The challenge for all of the city food players around the world is to seize the chance to get behind a common vision of a truly healthy and regenerative food economy and then make it happen — at scale and at pace. Martin Stuchtey discusses how our current food system is in need of a significant system redesign.

The world has 60 harvests left. Leontino Balbo discusses how his resilient business model helped grow his company. Leontino Balbo Jr explains how his regenerative method of sugar cane farming have led to incredible Hamilton Henrique had an idea that could generate profit and have a positive impact for people Nick Jeffries from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Paul Newnham, Director of SDG2 Advocacy Hub and Nick Jeffries from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and Paul Newman, Director of SDG2 Advocacy Hub Listen to Andrew Stephen of the Sustainable Restaurant Association discussing the influence of This topic area shows how moving to a circular economy for food will help people and nature thrive.

City food systems can demonstrate the benefits of a circular economy. As the consumers of three quarters of all natural resources, cities can drive the transformation to The Ellen MacArthur Foundation works to accelerate the transition to a circular economy.

We develop and promote the idea of a circular economy, and work with business, academia, policymakers, and institutions to mobilise systems solutions at scale, globally.

Ellen MacArthur Foundation ANBI RSIN nummer: 45 The work of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation is supported by our Strategic Partners and Partners. Circular economy. Our work. About us. Food and the circular economy — deep dive. Sourcing food grown regeneratively, and locally where appropriate.

Designing and marketing healthier food products. As implied by its name, food fraud is primarily motivated by economic and financial benefits. By substituting higher-quality ingredients with cheaper ones or expediting the supply chain process through illicit and unethical practices, food fraudsters can significantly reduce costs and become more profitable.

While the economic and financial costs of food fraud on the global food industry are clear, consumers themselves are also impacted by the economic impacts of food fraud. Naturally, in the presence of food fraud, customers do not actually receive the product they thought they were purchasing, leading to a direct loss in their finances.

Furthermore, the price of low quality goods increases when suppliers engage in food fraud. In other words, customers are deceived into paying a higher price for a good that may not have been accurately marketed. Hence, while food fraud impacts the overall food industry, its economic impacts also directly and indirectly influence consumers.

As awareness about environmental protection increases worldwide, consumers pay more attention to the unsustainable and environmentally harmful actions of corporations.

Food fraud poses a great challenge to these new objectives due to its hazardous environmental impacts. The use of harmful and illegal pesticides is common in the agricultural business.

Such toxic chemicals can disrupt water or soil quality, while also directly harming living organisms.

For example, animals exposed to formaldehyde, a chemical sometimes used in food fraud to adulterate and preserve products for longer periods, can suffer from shorter life spans and deteriorated health. While food fraud directly impacts the health of individual consumers, it also has horrible effects on our natural world.

Given the severity of food fraud consequences and increased awareness among citizens, governments are implementing stricter regulations and methods to combat this global problem.

In both the Chinese milk fraud and the European horsemeat scandal, the main culprits were punished judicially. Additionally, China and the European Union also subsequently implemented new plans and regulations to improve their food industries.

For example, China promoted the Food Safety Law in and formed the China Food and Drug Administration CFDA in A year after the horsemeat scandal, the European Union also presented new measures to better control food fraud, such as improved DNA monitoring, inspections, and control over horse passports, which are documents to identify horses.

In addition to legal punishments and regulations, innovative forms of food fraud detection are being developed.

One common technique being implemented across the industry is DNA-based authentication, which identifies the species of the product being sold. To test for additional chemicals that may be added to food, laboratories such as Bia Analytical, a UK food authentication laboratory, are also using spectroscopy technology.

Interestingly, artificial intelligence and machine learning are also playing a more significant role. More specifically, predictive modeling can benefit the global food industry by gathering data on food fraud and contamination records.

Researchers studying the influence of AI tools such as Shapley Additive Explanations SHAP , What-if Tool WIT , and Local Interpretable Model-Agnostic Explanations LIME also found that these advanced technologies could benefit the global food supply chain and better analyze food fraud risks.

These technologies will continue to play a more significant role as more individuals become aware of the harmful economic, social, and environmental impacts of food fraud globally. Kathrin Auwarter is a staff writer for the HIR.

She is interested in human rights and development economics. Uncovering the Secrets of the Global Food Industry Global Influence The melamine-tainted infant milk scandal in China shocked the world and uncovered the lethal and boundless effects of food fraud.

Detrimental Impacts of Food Fraud Health Risks One of the most worrisome impacts of food fraud is the potential health risks for customers. Customer Distrust In addition to the terrible health risks, food fraud has detrimental effects on society, as more customers grow distrustful and suspicious of organic products and the food industry overall.

Economic Impacts As implied by its name, food fraud is primarily motivated by economic and financial benefits. Environmental Damages As awareness about environmental protection increases worldwide, consumers pay more attention to the unsustainable and environmentally harmful actions of corporations.

Regulations Given the severity of food fraud consequences and increased awareness among citizens, governments are implementing stricter regulations and methods to combat this global problem.

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