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Sunday, October 1, 2017
‘Growing population, climate change threats to food security’.
‘Growing population, climate change threats to food security’.Growing population, climate change, scarcity of water and changing lifestyles continue to pose challenges to world food security, said CropLife Asia Executive Director Dr Siang Hee Tan on Friday.
Sharing his assessment of present regulatory environment in Pakistan with journalist, the executive director said, “We need to promote sustainable means to grow food and embrace technological innovations that enable the same.” He emphasized on the importance of an independent, science-based, transparent and predictable regulatory regime that would enable farmers to fully reap its benefits.
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