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When Antony John first started growing organic produce on a quarter acre of land for restaurants near his farm in Stratford, Ontario, he met with the perplexed reactions of loan officers at the bank. They were willing to lend us money, but you had to prove yourself to them every year with a cash flow statement and lean on them to lend enough so we could expand, he recalls. One said to me, We dont know organic market gardens. We know pig farms.

Now with 20 acres (eight hectares), several greenhouses and more than 100 different varieties of vegetables, what we produce equals the cash generated by a 500-acre cash-crop operation, he says. Weve expanded every year for 27 years and have seen three cycles of bankruptcies in the local pork industry.

Like Johns business, organic and agroecological farming has gained both prominence and profitability over the past decades. By now, the global market for organic products is worth over USD 1 billion, according to a 2018 study by the Research Institute of Organic Farming. In terms of area, 71.5 millions hectares of land are devoted to organic agriculture around the world, a 2.9 percent increase from 2017, cultivated by 2.8 million farmers, a 55 percent increase from 2009.

The study comprised statistics from 186 countries. But millions of small-holder farmers, especially in underdeveloped countries, also practice agroecological methods, in large part either because they cant afford chemical fertilizers and pesticides or because they are still adhering to the traditional practices of their ancestors.

The concepts of organic agriculture were developed about a century ago by pioneers like Albert Howard and Rudolf Steiner, who believed that the use of animal manures, cover crops, crop rotation and biologically based pest controls resulted in a better farming system, says Gabor Figeczky, head of global policy at IFOAM Organics International, the global umbrella organization for organic agriculture movements. Around the middle of the century, advocates like J.I. Rodale and his son Robert, began publishing a number of texts on organic farming, elevating the concept.

But it was in the 1960s with the publication of Rachel Carsons Silent Spring that saw demand for organic food rise considerably, raising crucial questions about the environmental effects of the unbridled use of pesticides. Thats when the idea that farming could be harmful to the environment and human health really came up, says Figeczky.

At the same time, scientific focus on understanding organic and agroecological practices has evolved from a fields-and-farms level to encompass landscape ecology and, more lately, entire agricultural systems.

Last year, the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) released a report looking at how organic and agroecological agriculture can transform the entire agri-food system, improving the global farmers bottom line while boosting the health of both consumers and the planet. At its heart, the report recognizes that food systems are at a crossroads, and that a profound transformation is needed to reduce the role farming plays in emitting carbon and destroying biodiversity and, at the same time, produce enough to feed a growing population.

Graziano da Silva, the former director general of the FAO says that while agroecological methods have played a marginal role in the past, it is growing fast, and many countries have already assigned research resources and some funding for agroecological approaches, especially in organic farming.

We have now a kind of alternative to promote another model of rural development and for agricultural development.

At first glance, the challenge facing agroecological agriculture is how to produce enough to meet global food demands that, under a business-as-usual scenario, are estimated to rise by 50 percent by 2050. Studies referenced in the 2019 report indicate higher crop yields in some contexts, and in others, a decrease.

One 2018 study, for example, modeled the potential for agroecological farming systems in Europe, including the elimination of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers; a shift to healthier diets; and the development of hedges, trees, ponds and other habitats for increased biodiversity. It estimated a 35 percent decline in production but a 45 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Yet, as many researchers have pointed out, a funding bias means far more resources are being allocated to monoculture farming than to its environmentally friendly counterpart. Nowadays almost all the money for research in agriculture goes to Green Revolution practices, says da Silva. In the future, if we are able to channel part of those resources for a more agroecological approach, certainly we will get better technologies and find ways to improve productivity. And these can provide many more products coming from that approach.

It is a matter, he says, of how to better use the money that is now going only for promoting [agriculture that is] intensive in chemicals and machinery.

For Figeczky and others, it is also a question how to change agri-food systems to more strongly emphasize sustainable production and consumption, support balanced diets, equitably distribute of food and productive farmland, and reduce food waste.

If food waste was a country, it would be the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet, he says. With about 30 percent of our food going to waste, we should look at what it means in terms of exacerbating climate change, loss of a biodiversity and ecosystem services, resource efficiency and so on. Food insecurity cant only be seen as a production issue. It is at least as much a problem of distribution. People go to bed hungry because they dont have access to food.

Indeed, according to the FAO report, the world is dealing with an untenable food paradox: 870 million people suffer hunger, 2 billion suffer from obesity and another 2 billion lack essential nutrients in their diet. There is a growing awareness, the report states, that hunger and malnutrition may not be only a matter of food production, but mainly of different entitlements, leading to unequal access to food, to natural resources, inputs, marketing and services.

The problem is not how to produce more, da Silva agrees, but how to produce more without damaging nature, without losing natural resources, like soil, water, and forests that we cannot replace in time to face the challenge of 2050.

At IFOAM Organics International, a new initiative called Organic 3.0 aims to make sustainable farming systems and markets based on organic principles more widespread, by expanding participation options and positioning organic as a modern, innovative farming system that integrates local and regional contexts.

Resource regeneration; responsible production; and the ethical development of human values, practices and habits are concepts that can guide the building of what Figeczky sees as a new organic culture that can drive societal development. This is how we want to lead the whole organic movement, he says, in a way that we, as organic, become more socially sensitive by adding more social requirements to the most widely used organic standards and regulations.

For Antony John, meanwhile, who has counted 137 bird species on his land, including the threatened barn swallow and bobolink, agroecology and biodiversity are inextricably bound.

The methods that we use to produce on our farm have an ancillary benefit that goes beyond just putting food on a plate for people, he says. There is an enhancement of the ecosystem that goes on, and its a win-win situation that, as the biodiversity of our farm increases, it supports a wider range of organisms and birds. Its like a spider web. Adding more and more strands into that web makes it more resilient and flexible. More secure.

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The global organic yeast market is estimated to be valued at USD 364million in 2020. It is projected to reach a value of USD 599million by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 10.5% during the forecast period. Factors such stringent regulations and restrictions to the use of monosodium glutamate (MSG) in food products has opened new avenues for organic yeast as a substitute to provide savory taste in food products. The growing demand for wine and other fermented beverages owing to growing land area being converted into vineyards has led an increase in demand for organic yeast from producers who seek to provide a distinct taste and aroma to the wines produced by them. Over the years, consumers have become cognizant of the need to intake nutritional foods. Nutritional yeast can be added to the diet since it is rich in folate and dietary fiber thereby enhancing the nutritional profile of the food.

The market for nutritional yeast isprojected to grow at the highest CAGR between 2020 and 2025. The nutritional yeast segment is projected to be the fastest-growing market during the forecast period due to the increase in demand for functional foods in the North American, European, and Asian markets.Nutritional yeast has a high concentration of vitamins, minerals, and proteins, which provides improved flavor and has low concentration of salt and fat.

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Some of the companies that offer nutritional yeast in the packaged form include Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods (US) and Bragg Live Food Products LLC (US).

The sauces, seasonings &dressings sub-application segment of food is projected to grow at the highest CAGR between 2020 and 2025. Sauces and dressing are characterized by their strong taste and intense flavor.Use of Yeast extract helps to get most of these flavors.

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Candida species segment is projectedto grow at the highest CAGR between 2020 and 2025. Candida species segment is projected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period.It is an industrially important yeast and is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the USA.

Candida utilis, in its inactive form (Torula yeast), is widely used in flavoring, food seasoning and as an aroma carrier to increase the nutritive value of food products including some ready-to-eat products, vegetarian dishes, soups, and diet recipes. Torula yeast is rich in glutamic acid due to which it is being used as a substitute to monosodium glutamate (MSG). It also enables the marketing of "all-natural" ingredients

The fermented beverage sub-application segment of beverages, projected to grow at the highest CAGR between 2020 and 2025. Saccharomyces yeasts are used in the preparation of fermented beverages such as wine, cider and beer due to their well-known fermentative behavior.These yeasts have been extensively investigated and are used in commercial processes.

With the emergence of new organic consumption patterns and market niches demanding organic products with new sensory characteristics has catapulted the exploitation of organic yeasts. Organic beer and organic wine are increasing growing in demand rapidly as the vote for sustainable agricultural practices rises along with increase in health- conscious people and growing active lifestyle. Asia Pacific market for organic yeast is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. " The organic yeast market is estimated to grow significantly in the Asia Pacific region due to the rise in demand for natural and organic food ingredients from the major economies such as China, India, Japan and other South East Asian countries as they experience a surge in the increase in number of health-conscious consumers.With the increase in awarenessamongst consumers about the essential nutrients requirement in daily diet, have increased the demand for protein rich nutritional supplement.

In Asia Pacific, trends around healthy lifestyles and prevention among older consumers trying to avoid expensive healthcare costs and extend healthy lifespans are generating growth opportunities dietary supplements. Thus, causing organic yeast to flourish as it acts a high-quality nutritional supplement as it contain vitamins, minerals and proteins which helps boost immunity.

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The breakup of the profiles of primary participants is as follows: By Manufacturers: Tier 1 70%, Tier 2 20%, and Tier 310% By Designation: CXOs 40%, Managers 30%, Executives 30% By Geography: Europe 45%, Asia Pacific 25%, North America 10%, South America 5%, and RoW 15%

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Hirsh Joshi is a first year law student at MU. He is a columnist that writes about race, culture, politics and government for the Maneater

Its pretty easy to miss the storefront is a single door squished between the Sycamore restaurant and Rally House. There are no large lit up signs. Yet, its very clear the Peace Nook is straight out of President Nixons nightmares; it exuberates hippie culture.

When you go down the stairs to enter the store, somebody always greets you (and gently asks you to use the hand sanitizer provided).

They have a diverse selection of books, ranging in topics from sexuality to spirituality; politics to gardening; peace to interventionism. Some of these books arent available at Barnes & Noble. Similarly, their shirt game is unique. Some shirts directly take on politics such as Dump Trump and Hes Not My President. Some take on organic food gardening.

Other clothing includes tie dye shirts and wool threaded sweaters and pants. They also sell essential oils, organic foods, ayurvedic medicine, Pride accessories, bumper stickers, tapestries, posters, fair trade wallets and hats. Perhaps the most popular items at Peace Nook are in the incense section.

But the magic of Peace Nook is not just in the store; it participates in advocacy within the community. The Peace Nook opened in late August of 1990 and recently celebrated 30 years. The store has served as a progressive staple in the community for longer than most MU students have been alive.

To really do justice to this topic, I felt it necessary to interview someone who works at Peace Nook (from 6 feet away, of course). I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mark Haim, founder and director of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, the 501(c)(3) non-profit that owns Peace Nook. Because Peace Nook is a non-profit, he told me he could not explicitly endorse or advocate for any political candidate.

I want this to be an accessible point for people to enter progressive activism ... people should be able to come in and ask Hey, is anyone doing something about this or that? Haim said when asked about his original vision for Peace Nook.

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks is not taking new volunteers this semester due to the pandemic. However, current volunteers help the cause through canvassing, passing petitions and organizing classes. This includes large events such as their upcoming 5K Walk for the Climate on Sept. 20th and Bike for the Climate Ride on Oct. 4th.

Next, I pointed out that in November we have, perhaps the most consequential election of both of our lifetimes (we are about five decades apart in age). I asked about the three largest things he hopes his patrons keep in mind when they vote.

Haim answered that climate change is the existential crisis of our lifetime. The people of [Generation Z] are likely to inherit a miserable situation, Haim said. He referred to a study by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change saying that we have until 2030 to cut carbon emissions in half, otherwise were doomed.

Haim then said denuclearization, saying that preventative measures should be taken before an irrational leader becomes emboldened.

He lastly said general inequality: whether it be fighting racism, homophobia, sexism or xenophobia. These have been used by those at the top, of every party, to divide us for their profit.

The conversation turned to campus matters.

I asked Haim how Peace Nook reconciles the need for students on campus and its own ideology of trusting science.

Haim has personally advocated for a more comprehensive testing system, similar to those at peer schools such as the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He said that testing should be made readily available and contact tracing should be widespread. Haim said that he sent four letters to the president of the UM system, Mun Choi. He only received a response to the first one, which was a generic letter sent to the community. He also said that he sent various unreturned letters to public health committees in Columbia and MU.

I asked what Peace Nook and Mid-Missouri Peaceworks will look like in the next 30 years. He pointed out that many of his organizations members are older, despite being on a college campus.

It seems like every day we hear about more of our members passing or moving into nursing homes, Haim said. There is high turnover for younger people. They are only involved for as long as they are in taking classes.

He hopes to attract younger people to become long-term members of his organization. This is so that it can survive well past his time. I certainly hope so too.

I left the store feeling hopeful. The Peace Nook serves as a safe place for all people. The only thing that isn't tolerated seems to be intolerance itself. The message of Haims organization can seem diluted amongst everything going on, but thats all the more reason to embrace it. Whichever direction Mid-Missouri Peaceworks and Peace Nook take, I know the right principles will live on. Heres to another 30 years and beyond. Happy birthday, Peace Nook.

Mid-Missouri Peaceworks is a non-profit dedicated to fighting for a violence-free world, human dignity and equality, the Earth and the collective empowerment of individuals. Consider donating at http://blog.midmopeaceworks.org/p/donate-online.html or follow on Twitter/ Instagram @ThePeaceNook / @thepeacenook

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Seriously, everything from local fruits, meat, fish and eggs to olive oil and ube tarts can be at your door.

By Kelli Shiroma Braiotta

Published: 2020.09.16 01:49 PM

Has running out for essentials lost its thrill? Maybe youre getting used to surfing the Internet for all your shopping needs? Look no further, Oahu. Local services that offer curbside pickup and delivery of everything from mangoes and rice to hot sauce and beef jerky are proliferating. So, sit back and surf away.

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What: 808 Organics produce boxes come in different sizes and options, all with ingredients designed to make meal planning and prepping easier. Selections for family and individual boxes, greens boxes and fruit boxes vary depending on whats available and in season from local farmers.

Individual boxes: Lettuce, apple bananas, kale, sprouts and avocados with in-season fruits or vegetables like carrots, citrus, broccoli and papaya; serves 12 people; $28 per box

Family boxes: This is a larger version of the individual box and serves 23 people; $38 per box

Fruit boxes: Can include apple bananas, papayas, mangoes, lychee and other seasonal items; $28 per box

Greens boxes: Usually includes sprouts, avocados, leafy lettuce and cooking greens; $26 per box

Select a box type, decide on your subscription length, choose how often you want a box (weekly, bi-monthly, once a month) and select a pickup/delivery location. There is a one-time $5 registration fee; pay via credit card or PayPal.

Where to order: 808organics.com

What: Chef Mavro Restaurant and Island Olive Oil Company are collaborating on a $140 weekly gourmet M CSA box with all-local products from Hawaiis farmers, fishermen and purveyors. Contents can change each week but have included Kualoa Ranch ground beef, Petersons Upland Farm extra large eggs, Maui Farmers zucchini and green bell peppers, Mohala Farms fresh herbs and Ppkea Gardens aquaponic lettuce. Boxes come with a housemade baguette from Chef Mavro Restaurant, housemade restaurant sauces, a featured dessert and more.

Prices vary, since products change seasonally. There are two pickup options: Chef Mavro Restaurant on Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Island Olive Oil Company Kailua on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All the sauces, produce and box contents are local products.

Where to order: Online at mbychefmavrorestaurant.com or call (808) 944-4714

SEE ALSO: HONOLULU Staff Picks Hawaii Favorites: Local Farm Fresh Eggs

What: Da CHEFS box by ChefZone features pre-cooked main dishes, fresh fish, fresh local produce, local eggs, fresh-baked bread and a family-size dessert: enough ingredients for up to five healthy home-cooked meals for a family of four. Boxes include fresh, locally sourced ingredients and produce and cost $135. Previous boxes have featured day-boat fresh fish, Oahu Fresh eggs from Eggs Hawaii and fruits and vegetables from Aloun Farms.

Where to order: Order online at chefzone.com and choose curbside pickup at ChefZone or home delivery. Pickups are behind ChefZone from 9 to 11 a.m. on the Saturday you select. You must bring your emailed order confirmation number. Delivery is between 9 and 11 a.m. on a designated delivery date. Delivery fees are shown when you order online.

What: This Oahu-based online food marketplace and delivery hub works with more than 75 Oahu farms to ensure each bag has a variety of high-quality produce. You order online and place an order by 6 p.m. Sunday for Wednesday delivery or pickup, or by 6 p.m. Wednesday for Saturday delivery or pickup, and pay by credit card. Buyers pay a flat $15 delivery fee ($50 minimum order); there are no fees for the majority of pickup sites.

Where to order: farmlinkhawaii.com

What: Order a variety of local produce in advance for curbside pickup at these farmers markets:

Waimea Valley: Thursdays 26 p.m.

Pearlridge Uptown (by Macys): Saturdays 8 a.m.noon

Kakaako (Ala Moana Boulevard and Ward Avenue): Saturdays 8 a.mnoon

Kailua (Pali Lanes): Sundays 8 a.m.noon

Where to order:

OR

Check out the featured menu posted on FarmLovers Markets Instagram and contact specific farmers for produce. For more info, visit farmloversmarkets.com.

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What: The local grocery chain features fruits and vegetables from local producers like Aloun Farms, Kauai Fresh Farms, Ho Farms, Frankies Nursery, Kumu Farms, Kunia Country Farms, MAO Organic Farms and others. Also available: Foodlands Maikai brand snacks like Kaki Mochi, Maui onion mustard and trail mix with names like Kapakahi and Hemajang; and prepared foods like the famous poke and chicken wings from in-store counters.

If you buy locally grown produce from Foodland, you can take advantage of the stores ongoing Eat Local Today program. You get 5 Maikai Points or 5 HawaiianMiles when you buy one or more local produce items every time you shop.

Where to order: When you shop for your groceries online, free curbside pickup is available for any order of $30 or more. The stores Foodland To You program is currently offered at:

Oahu: Foodland Farms Aina Haina, Ala Moana, Ka Makana Alii and Pearl City; Foodland Kailua, Mililani and Sack N Save Stadium

Maui: Khei; Foodland Farms Lahaina

Big Island: Mauna Lani

See Foodlands website for more details.

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What: Forage Hawaii distributes top-quality USDA-certified and inspected meats through Oahu farmers markets. Choose from grass-fed beef, lamb, chicken, pork, wild venison and even wild Big Island boar. Meats are sold individually packaged in frozen, vacuum-sealed bags.

Updates on weekly cuts are posted on the Forage Hawaii website. Sign up for the newsletter to get the latest updates.

Where to order: Email info@foragehawaii.com with your name, phone number, desired farmers market pickup location (Kakaako Saturday or Kailua Sunday), and number of cuts/quantity.

SEE ALSO:Can We Ever Eat All Local in Hawaii?

What: Your weekly box of fresh local produce reflects whats fresh each week at Kahumana Organic Farms. Fresh harvest boxes contain vegetables and fruit or all fruit; prices vary with box size. Expect seasonal tropical fruits and vegetables like arugula, cherry tomatoes, cilantro, cucumbers, mango, coconut, papayas, apple bananas, lychee and more sourced from growers on Oahus Leeward Coast.

On the Kahumana website, select a box size (half share or full share), choose your frequency (weekly or bi-weekly), upgrade with additional items like ulu flour, farm fresh hummus or macadamia nut pesto, then choose pickup or doorstep delivery. Doorstep delivery to Waianae, Mkaha, Nnkuli, Kailua, Enchanted Lakes, Lanikai and Aikahi costs $10. Pickup locations include Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe (free), Kalapawai Market in Kapolei($5), Kakaako Farmers Market ($5), Rokaru Shabu Shabu in Pearl City ($5) or Ka Waiwai Collective ($5).

Where to order: Online via the Kahumana website.

What: This service delivers products from local farms and businesses to your doorstep without delivery fees or required membership. Aside from fresh produce, you can find things ranging from Hawaiian Chip Company sweet potato and taro chips to K Hana Hawaiian honey. Deliveries are on Thursdays; $30 order minimum.

Where to order: Online via Keo & Companys website.

SEE ALSO:These Local Farmers are Taking Eggs to the Next Level

What: Joining Kolea Farms CSA program is free. Customers come to the farm weekly to pick up fruit and vegetable boxes for $25 each. Previous boxes have featured avocados, kabocha pumpkin, mixed greens, basil and root vegetables.

Where to order: Fill out the CSA program form on Kolea Farms website.

What: Local Ia Hawaii is a distribution and subscription-based seafood business: You can sign up for a subscription, preorder for farmers market pickup or order the all-in-one box with enough assorted local produce from Eds Little Farm to feed a family, two pounds of fresh sashimi-grade ahi or fresh local fish and a dozen local eggs.

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Roughly 3 ($3.50) for half a kilo of meat, 2 for 10eggs and less than a euro for a liter of milk international tourists often wonder about the cheap prices in German supermarkets. How can animal products cost so little?

It'sbecause the true cost of foodishidden, researchers from the University of Augsburg and the University of Greifswald have found. The real price tag would be much higher if the social and ecological impact of production were considered,saidAmelieMichalke,a co-author of their report who has been researching external food prices and the true costof food for the past four years.

Minced meatwouldcostabout three times as much, and the price for milk and goudacheese wouldalmost doubleifenvironmental costswereadded, the researchers calculated.

Michalke and her colleagueslooked atfour different indicators: land-use change, greenhouse gasemissions, reactive nitrogenand theproduction'senergy demand.Other indicators like the use of pesticides and antibiotics weren't consideredfor thisparticular study.

"The biggest difference that we were able to see between the productswasbetween plant-based and animal-based products, because the animal-based value chains are way more complicated and way longer,"Michalkesaid. "And the highest costs are, of course, for meat products."

Prices for fruit and vegetablesas well as organic producewould not be affected as much, but even they become considerably more pricey: bananas go up 19% (organic 9%), tomatoes and potatoes 12% (organic 5% and 6% respectively) and apples 8% (organic 4%).

The price for fruit and vegetables would not increase that much, the researchers found

Earlier this year,GermanAgricultureMinister JuliaKlcknerblamed discounter supermarkets for their"dumping prices,"especially when it comes to meat. She also criticized thedouble standards ofcustomers,who are often not willing to pay fair prices for their groceries.

Now one of Germany's discounters, Penny, part oftheRewesupermarketgroup,has asked the researchers to calculate the true cost of eight of theirproducts. Customersshopping at one of their stores in the Berlin district of Spandau are shown the true cost of these products next to thestore'sretail price.

And the result may well be a shock to many of them.The price of meat risesthe most, with conventionally farmed products going up 173% and even organic ones more than doubling their cost. Milk also greatly goes upin price, with a 122% rise when coming from a normal dairy and a69% increase when from an organic source.

Researcher Michalke said the idea behind the experiment is to show that organic produce is actually cheaper in the long run than conventional farming.

"Consumerswouldbe incentivized to buy these products. And thenproducers would also be incentivized to maybe switch theiragricultural practices," she said.

However, only eight out of roughly 3,500 products available at the supermarket currently carry that true cost price tag.

"If we realize the experiment is working, for example because people start buying organic produce more, then as a next step we would have the true costs of more products calculated and roll out the experiment in more branches to increase visibility," Penny spokesperson AndreasKrmertold DW.

Researchers calculated milk prices would increase by 122%, gouda cheese by 88% and mozzarella by 52%

"I believe the trend is that even discount customers want to go shopping with a good conscience and want to know where their food is coming from, how it was produced and whether it harms the environment,"he said.

He alsopointed outthe goalwas not to suddenly raise prices and sell products based on their real costs."We just want to sensitize our customers. Food has to remain affordable for everyone, so of course we have to think about how we can support people who do not have much leeway in their budget,"Krmersaid.

He believes it's a long way until the true cost of food will be implemented.

Michalkebelievesa CO2 taxwouldhelp allocate costs to make all the stakeholders along the value chainpayup and not just the customers.

However, shebelieves educating people is an important first step.

"People do have to understand that it is not normal to have these cheap prices for food before we can shift the dynamics and shift the system,"she said.

'It is quite shocking how high the external price factors are for some animal products,' said researcher Michalke

At the grocery store, some customers have welcomed the initiative.

MonikaLanzke said she knew food would be a bit more expensive if we cared for our climate, but said she wasn't aware of how huge the difference would be."But I'd be happy to pay more if this benefits our environment."

Andrea Leo believes if food were to get more expensive in the future, people may also be less wasteful and buy more consciously."I come from a large family that didn't have a big budget for food and in thosetimesthere weren't all these cheap offers, so we just had meat and animal products on the weekend and that was totally fine,"she said.

Others, likeIngoJucht, who came to Penny to buy some groceries with his daughter, are worried when they see how much the prices would increase and don't want to change their shopping behavior.

"I'm a little shocked,because the costs for my shopping would basically triple and that is not nice for an average person. I like the fact that groceries are so cheap in Germany, and I would continue buying the cheaper product if I have the choice,"he said.

Compared to other Europeancountries, Germany's prices are cheaper because of fierce competition between large retailers.

"We have a comparatively high concentration of supermarkets on the German market and a merciless competition between large retailers, which leadsto prices being very low. This competition is further fueled by discounters, where prices play a huge role, which then bringsprice levels down across the country,"Krmersaid.

Headmittedthat discount supermarkets are part of the problem,but he also believes they can be part of the solution if they give customers more information and alternatives.

"We don't value food as much as other countries just because it has always been socheapor it has grown to be so cheap,"Michalkesaid.

Apart from current research in the Netherlands that's looking into nitrogen emissions from pork production, there isn't a single country in the world that currently factors in ecological and social impacts of food production, according to Michalke. "And that's a conversation that we shouldbehavingacross the world."

While scientists don't yet know exactly how COVID-19 originated, recent pandemic virus threats such as swine flu and bird flu almost certainly evolved at pig and chicken factory farms. With a link already established between intensive animal agriculture and an increased pandemic risk, it might be the moment to rethink factory farming at its current scale.

The pandemic has also cast a light on the poor conditions in the meat processing industry. Germany has seen several coronavirus outbreaks among meat factory employees, and has even put two districts in western Germany in quarantine after more than 1,550 workers at the Tnnies slaughterhouse were infected with the disease. Calls are growing for better regulations throughout the meat branch.

Experts believe the coronavirus likely came from wildlife sold at a wet market in Wuhan, China. In the wake of the pandemic, China clamped down on the wildlife trade, shutting down almost 20,000 wildlife farms. Some Chinese provinces are now offering government support to help wildlife farmers transition away from the practice, and switch to growing crops or raising pigs or chickens instead.

The pandemic has impacted our food supply chain. An industry evolved to feed a globalized world has been scaled back to the local level in some cases. From reduced access to animal fodder to shortages of labor, farmers are having to consider how to adapt to a new and uncertain future.

Forced to spend more time at home, increasing numbers of people have been trying their hand at growing their own food. This could be a positive development in the long run. With more than two-thirds of the world's population projected to live in cities by 2050, urban farming will become more crucial - and it requires less fossil fuel for transport and less land than conventional agriculture.

With our planet's population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050, there's no escaping the fact that food production around the world needs to increase. While opening up more land was once seen as an obvious solution to this problem, a stronger focus on urban farming and concerns over the consequences of encroaching into nature could spark a rethink of how we use land.

As awareness of the potential health costs of the meat market grows, China has witnessed an increasing interest in plant-based products. The West has already experienced a trend towards plant-based diets over the past few years, and that is likely to continue as consumers become more concerned over the origins of meat products.

The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to impact developing countries heavily particularly in terms of food security. The UN has already warned of famine "of biblical proportions" as resources become scarcer. Alongside immediate aid, mitigating widespread famine in the long-term will require better land protection, more diversified crops and more support for smallholder farmers who are most at risk.

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