Voedsel is verre van gelijk verdeeld in de wereld. Een miljard mensen lijdt honger, een ander miljard is obees. De immer groeiende wereldbevolking maakt het probleem van ondervoeding alleen maar complexer. Voedsel produceren voor heel de wereld is zelfs de grootste uitdaging niet: duurzaam voedsel produceren is dat wel. Landbouw zoals die vandaag bedreven wordt, en in het bijzonder de veeteelt, is niet duurzaam.
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