FAO projections say that by 2050 the world’s food supply will have to increase by 70% compared to production just 11 years ago. In such a fast market, it is vital to know how to add value at every stage, and we know how to do it.
In 2020, one hectare will be required to feed more than five people compared to two people in 1960. (Source: World Bank 2016)
Urbanization, population increases and income growth are driving strong demand for food at a time when agriculture faces unprecedented natural-resource constraints and climate change. (Source: FAO, 2017)
Continued investment in innovative agricultural technologies is forecasted to contribute to agribusiness and economic growth by more than 30% between 2016 and 2020. (Source: TECHNAVIO.COM)