October 2025 Case Study: Public Food Procurement for Healthy and Sustainable Diets
October is known for Halloween, a season of costumes, community, and, of course, candy. Shelves overflow with brightly wrapped sweets, a symbol of abundance and celebration. Yet this moment of indulgence offers a timely reminder of how our food choices, from snacks to school meals, shape public health and the planet.
While occasional treats bring joy, the growing prevalence of ultra-processed, high-sugar foods reveals a deeper imbalance in our food systems. At the same time, millions still struggle to access nutritious, affordable meals. This captures the essence of SDG 2: Zero Hunger, which is not only about ending hunger but also about ensuring healthy and sustainable diets for all.
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