US EditionScientists: Only One Country in the World Can Fully Feed Itself
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Researchers have simulated a scenario without exchanges between countries. As a result, Guyana, a small state in South America, is the only one to cover all the basic needs of its population. The majority of countries, including France, would be in difficulty.
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Belarus was also included in the study.
In order to meet the nutritional needs of their population, most countries depend on global trade, and the reasons for this are manifold.
·Heidelberg, Germany
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