Artificial meats can also be expected to gain popularity in Hungary
Due to climate change, depletion of natural resources, mass migration, epidemics, and the Russian-Ukrainian armed conflict, the world’s food economy has reached a turning point. The listed factors, as well as changes in consumption habits and needs, have intensified the risks and fears related to food safety, even in developed countries. In an origo.hu article, the experts of OTP Agrár reviewed what can be expected in the future in the food economy of the world and Hungary.
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