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portada The Future of Food: A New Recipe for the Food Sector
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
288
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
24.1 x 16.8 x 2.3 cm
Weight
0.66 kg.
ISBN13
9789401480765

The Future of Food: A New Recipe for the Food Sector

Jorg Snoeck (Author) · Stefan Van Rompaey (Author) · Lannoo Publishers · Hardcover

The Future of Food: A New Recipe for the Food Sector - Snoeck, Jorg ; Van Rompaey, Stefan

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Synopsis "The Future of Food: A New Recipe for the Food Sector"

- Written by two well-known retail industry experts- Explores trending issues in sustainability, food production, and distribution- Useful insights for brand retailers, food professionals, and the general publicHow can we continue to feed a growing world population in a healthy and sustainable manner? Will we be able to make meals from a 3D printer? What will the role of supermarkets be in the years ahead? This timely book by two experienced retail professionals addresses the future of food, with an insightful overview of trends ranging from urban agriculture to sea farms, cultured meat to applied artificial intelligence, and hybrid supermarkets to new digital platform models.

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