21 Jan 2019 --- Industry experts and academics have aired mixed responses to last week’s landmark EAT Lancet study, which calls for an overhaul of global everyday diets to safeguard global health and avoid damage to the planet. The significant recommendations include amendments to food production and reductions in food waste. Although many have welcomed the study’s goals and scientific approach, questions have been posed as to the viability of the far stretching policy changes it proposes, as well as the utility of one set of dietary recommendations deemed to be suitable for everyone.
