In this article, we’ll dive deep intohealthy eating statistics, shedding light on prevalent unhealthy habits, common misconceptions about diets, and the importance ofreal foodwith minimal ingredients. We’ll also discusseconomic costsassociated with poor eating habits and healthcare spending. As you ...
Despite a recent decrease in the growth of food prices, levels of food insecurity and poor nutrition may continue to rise further, helping to keep inflation at the top of the list of consumers’ biggest worries around the world in 2024. Show more - Description Published by , Jun 14, ...
the United States discards more food than any other country in the world:nearly 60 million tons — 120 billion pounds — every year. That’s estimated to bealmost 40 percent of the entire US food supply, and equates to325 pounds of waste per person. That’s likeevery ...
30% of LGBTQ youth experienced food insecurity in the past month. Native/Indigenous LGBTQ+ youth were the worst affected – half of them experienced food insecurity in the past month. (The Trevor Project, 2021)10 27% of LGBTQ youth worried about food running out in the past month because ...
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Nigeria has an arable land area of 34 million hectares: 6.5 million hectares for permanent crops, and 28.6 million hectares on meadows and pastures. Agriculture accounts for about 24 percent of Nigeria's GDP. The country is a leader in various types of agricultural production, such as palm ...
from 37 million and 11 million, respectively, in 2019, with the sharp rise in food insecurity due to the effects of the COVID-19 public health emergency and the subsequent economic downturn. (For more food waste statistics, scroll down to the “Food Waste Facts and Statistics” section ...
The University of Bristol’s research shows that more than three-quarters (76%) of gig workers surveyed said they experienced work-related insecurity and anxiety. Additionally, 28% felt that gig work was risking their health and safety and 25% said they experienced pain on the job. [20]...
But this doesn’t explain why the US has taken home so many more gold medals than other countries, while the overall average finish times for US finishers (and gold medalists too) are slower! What’s going on? Is the YEAR a factor? When did the US win gold medals? In the above ...