Nutrition and Food Security for All
A Step towards the Future

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Raposo, António (editor)
Saraiva, Ariana (editor)
Language
EnglishAbstract
When producing food, it is crucial to take into account both the waste generated in the food chain as a result of environmental degradation and the food waste that could be otherwise consumed by members of society. Finding strategies to boost local and regional food production and consumption is also crucial for promoting sustainable availability, food security, and healthy diets. Other objectives include lowering animal illness rates and producing enough high-quality food in adequate amounts with little waste. Taking into account these ideas, this reprint presents 17 papers published by researchers from 16 different countries all over the world, including Brazil, Chile, China, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, the UK, Uruguay, and the USA. Due to the added value provided by all the works, the editors believe that this reprint can contribute to the knowledge on nutrition and food security from a global perspective, both for the scientific community and for populations all over the world, and that great steps can be made towards a better future in this context.
Keywords
cobalamin; food supplements; plant-based diet; vegan diet; vegetarianism; vitamin B12; environmental literacy; food-growing intention; green transformation; health education; healthy foods; public health and nutrition; pro-environmental behaviors; technology-enhanced education; urban gardening; Urban Living Lab; food insecurity; weight status; urban–rural differences; children; NHANES; political economics; water insecurity experiences; food insecurity experiences; nutrition policies; social exclusion; mix-methods; Pakistan; nutritional health risk; food security; Thai older adults; Chile; food governance; Household Dietary Diversity Score; spatial visualization; child; food neophobia; prevalence; independently owned restaurants; healthy food access; food desert; food policy; nutrition program; volunteering; sport; nutrition; volunteer management; dietary habits; health; physical conditions; energy intake; diet; nutritional education; food literacy; sustainability; validity and reliability; Turkish adults; measurement tool; Linum usitatissimum L.; nutritional security; functional foods; cold pressing; minimal processing; fatty acids; amino acids; antioxidants; sports event management; dietary preferences; qualitative research; interviews; food sustainability; mediterranean diet; sustainable diets; university students; right to food; Mapuche elders; rurality; public policies; food safety; public health; health risks; trace elements; heavy metals; energy drinks; mineral composition; ICP-OES; ICP-MS; COVID-19; lockdown; COVEAT; health promotion; food choice; dietary patterns; n/aWebshop link
https://mdpi.com/booksISBN
9783725838325, 9783725838318Publisher website
www.mdpi.com/booksPublication date and place
2025Classification
Research and information: general
Biology, life sciences
Cultural studies: food and society

