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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | 35% of what Indians eat today is `foreign' -Subodh Varma

35% of what Indians eat today is `foreign' -Subodh Varma

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published Published on Jun 26, 2016   modified Modified on Jun 26, 2016
-The Times of India

Most of us know exotic new veggies and grains like kale and quinoa are "imported" but even ordinary staples like potato, onion, tomato and chilli came from elsewhere, reports Subodh Varma.

A study of 177 countries by scientists from the International Center of Tropical Agriculture has found that in India, more than a third of all food items derived from plants -grains, vegetables, fruits, spices, oils, sugar etc. -originated and developed elsewhere, and came to this subcontinent by trade or migration over centuries.

In terms of calorific value, such `foreign' origin foods make up 45 per cent of the national food production. It's not just India. At the global level, 66 per cent of calories consumed are derived from foreign origin foods on an average as was 71 per cent of production.

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The Times of India, 26 June, 2016, http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/35-of-what-Indians-eat-today-is-foreign/articleshow/52921737.cms


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