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Workers prepare meals to be distributed free for students, during the free nutritious meals program trial, at a pilot kitchen in Sukabumi, West Java province, Indonesia, September 25, 2024.

How Indonesia's Food System Can Weather Supply-Chain Shocks

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Promoting diverse and affordable diets will keep Indonesia healthy through natural disasters, conflict, and disease outbreaks

Mohammad Supur Mia cuts his rice harvest in floodwaters, in Kishoreganj, Bangladesh, on May 21, 2026.

Bangladesh Faces Rice Shortages Amid Flash Floods and Iran War Fuel Crisis

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Haor Basin farmers are trapped in a cycle of crop loss and mounting debt

Feeding Dignity: A 2026 Blueprint for Food Aid in a Divided World

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From Sudan to the U.S. farm belt, hunger is rising not from scarcity but political disinvestment

A Sudanese displaced woman who was held by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), cooks food at a camp for displaced people who fled from al-Fashir to Tawila, North Darfur, Sudan, on November 15, 2025.

Concerns Over Animal Health and EU Food Security

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As the EU reviews its Common Agricultural Policy, investing in animal health offers a sustainability measure that could benefit farmers and consumers

A goat is seen in a pen during an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, in Schoeneiche, Germany, on January 13, 2025.

U.S. Egg Prices See Largest Jump Since 1980 as Bird Flu Outbreaks Continue

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A new version of H5N1 influenza continues to pound poultry, but price relief could be on the way

U.S. Egg Prices See Largest Jump Since 1980 as Bird Flu Outbreaks Continue

The Last Mile of Nutrition

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Introducing a new way to measure the health impacts of community-based food programs and farmers markets

Southern States Eat Fewer Fruits and Vegetables: In 2021, nearly 57% of Alabama residents had a low-fruit diet and 75% of residents had a low-vegetable diet.

Polarization Threatens Food Security and Systems Globally

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Political disagreements on sustainability and climate action damage prospects for needed changes in food production

Polarization Threatens Food Security and Systems Globally

Transforming the Global Food System for Better Health

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Healthy, sustainable, and resilient food systems require changes in food policies and private-sector engagement

Transforming the Global Food System for Better Health

Why Some Children Relapse From Severe Acute Malnutrition

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A new pediatric study answers why and how often relapse occurs with the deadliest form of malnutrition

A woman holds her holds her one-year-old son at the Maternal and Child Care Center.

Rethinking Farming in Rwanda

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The Rwandan Institute for Conservation Agriculture wants to empower small farmers

Rethinking Farming in Rwanda