Policies to Increase Food Supply-Availability
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7499459Keywords:
Food Policies, Food Programs, Availability, NutritionAbstract
Food is very necessary for the survival of humanity; the advanced production of food today has had a great impact for some countries and not so much. During these times several strategies have been developed for the availability of food nationally and globally, especially for marginalized places that it is difficult to acquire certain food products. And we can mention some factors involved in this act, the complications that these places have are: low income, lack of support from developed countries and lack of government support for certain marginalized places.
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