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Healthy diet unaffordable for about 2.7 billion people worldwide: UN report - The Tribune
Around 2.1 billion people globally experienced moderate or severe food insecurity in 2025. Armed conflict, climate change, inflation, high food prices, trade disruptions and supply-chain shocks are the main drivers of hunger, says a new United Nations report.
Highlight the urgent need to take action to address the food crisis and improve affordability and availability of healthy foods
According to a UN report, the global rate of hunger has fallen slightly, but armed conflicts and rising prices pose more risks.
<p> FAO report, a UN body for food and agriculture, identifies challenges to overcome food insecurity around the planet</p> <media:content url="https://nexo-uploads-beta.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/images/2026/07/header-report-FAO-e1784922119348.webp" type="image/webp" medium="image"> <media:title> Free trade fair </media:title> <media:credit> Ascom MPPE / Flickr </media:credit> </media:content> <p>For the third year in a row, the number…
The SOFI 2026 report shows global progress, but maintains marked regional differences in food insecurity, nutrition and economic access to healthy foods. The post-Latin America records the world’s most expensive healthy diet, according to the UN appeared first on Hispanics Press.
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