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800 million in the world starve while millions more die from overeating.
And yet, in parts of the world where food is abundant, people are dying too, of preventable diseases caused by overeating, poor diets, and the wrong kinds of food.
It’s a paradox that shows how broken our food system is. On one end, scarcity and starvation. On the other hand, excess and sickness. Somewhere in between lies the reality that food, which should nourish us, has been turned into a commodity for profit.
This is because of inequality, exploitation, and misplaced priorities. We grow enough food to feed the world, but distribution, waste, and industry greed keep millions hungry. And those who do have access aren’t given the truth about what real nourishment looks like.
Plantbased food systems have the power to change this reality, providing healthier diets, reducing environmental harm, and ensuring that fewer people go hungry. It’s not a silver bullet, but it is one of the strongest levers we have to build a more just and sustainable future.
In the latest episode of #SustainableTeaWithShreya, India’s biggest sustainability podcast, @ShreyaGhodawat sits with Dr. Sailesh Rao to explore the paradox of hunger and abundance, and what it takes to nourish life, not profit.