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Food and nutrition


Food and nutrition
"The field of human food and nutrition has evolved considerably in developed countries during recent decades: the explosion of agricultural and agri-food yields and their economic consequences, an abundance of supply in a constantly changing sociological context, the development of concerns with respect to health and environmental safety, and the globalisation of trade and dietary habits, etc.

 
 

... There is a marked contrast in the world today between those who are malnourished and those suffering from nutritional diseases due to excessive intake. The research challenges converge in both cases. At INRA, we are convinced we can play a leading role in this area and we must continue to promote our ability to generate scientific knowledge and sponsor institutional research. To achieve this, we are developing partnerships in France and throughout Europe with other actors in public and private sector research, working in our areas of competence. We are thus doubling our efforts to achieve the coherence, visibility and competitiveness of research in food and nutrition, and continue to manage the networks which have gradually built up over the past twenty years with our national, regional and industrial partners".

Marion Guillou
President of INRA


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Label for the news :  News
Date for the news :  2011.03.08
Date of creation : 06/03/2008
Date of last update : 06/03/2008

 

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