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Russia calls for joint food reserves with BRICS to counter Middle East crisis risks
Europe 4 months ago

Russia calls for joint food reserves with BRICS to counter Middle East crisis risks

Egypt, a BRICS member, is the largest importer of Russian wheat, while Russia also exports food to China and India, the bloc's two biggest economies.
Sastia Prama Putri: Unlocking Indonesian flavors in Japanese labs
Science & Tech 5 months ago

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Sastia Prama Putri: Unlocking Indonesian flavors in Japanese labs

Using metabolomics as her compass, the scientist is turning food products like civet coffee, cocoa and tempeh into data-backed ambassadors of Indonesia’s mega biodiversity.
Fossil fuels are driving a cost crisis for households, businesses and nations.
Academia 5 months ago

Fossil fuels are driving a cost crisis for households, businesses and nations.

Clean energy is the cure.  Because sunlight and wind don’t depend on vulnerable shipping straits.
The smart way to food security isn’t self-sufficiency
Academia 5 months ago

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The smart way to food security isn’t self-sufficiency

Producing food is not the same as ensuring people can eat. The difference lies not in production but in income levels, logistics, market integration and purchasing power.
The Hormuz crisis and Indonesia’s food security time bomb
Academia 5 months ago

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The Hormuz crisis and Indonesia’s food security time bomb

The Strait of Hormuz crisis has exposed our energy fragility. But the far graver threat, one that could unravel the nation, is food.
A Ramadan reflection: From population statistics to the essence of piety
Academia 6 months ago

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A Ramadan reflection: From population statistics to the essence of piety

Amid the unprecedented levels of hunger across the world and as members of the second-largest religious demographic in the world and at home, Indonesian Muslims have an obligation this Ramadan to not just fast as an end in and of itself, but also to share as a means of attaining takwa.
Degraded lands matter for food, energy and climate goals
Academia 7 months ago

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Degraded lands matter for food, energy and climate goals

The use of degraded lands decouples economic development from deforestation, strengthens rural livelihoods and positions Indonesia as a global leader in nature-positive development.
Minister suspects anomaly in rice distribution in Riau Islands as sign of smuggling
Archipelago 7 months ago

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Minister suspects anomaly in rice distribution in Riau Islands as sign of smuggling

The Riau Islands provincial capital of Tanjungpingan is not a rice producing city but managed to send rice to South Sumatra's capital of Palembang, which enjoyed a surplus of 1.5 million tonnes of rice.
How to feed ten billion people
Academia 7 months ago

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How to feed ten billion people

Meeting the nutritional needs of a growing population requires not just a radical increase in food production but also a more equitable distribution to ensure that no one is food-insecure.
Bulog’s expanding role puts private rice millers to the test
Regulations 8 months ago

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Bulog’s expanding role puts private rice millers to the test

The government has unveiled plans for Bulog to build 100 post-harvest facilities, backed by Rp 5 trillion in state capital injections, aiming to ease chronic storage bottlenecks that have long limited the absorption of farmers’ harvests.

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