The worldwide agriculture industry is experiencing the most significant changes since the end of World War II, including shifts in consumer tastes, technology-enabled productivity advances, and domestic and international market turbulence. As a proportion of global consumption, corn, soybeans, sugar, and wheat are the four most traded crops. These four crops have flat cost curves, which means that even modest changes in market dynamics, let alone the large changes that these four trends may cause, might have a significant impact on export competitiveness. Wheat is exchanged across shorter distances than the other three crops because it is produced globally, therefore it would likely be less affected by disruptions than the other three commodities.
Most people consume more calories than they require. This is especially true in established nations such as Europe and North America, but even in some developing nations in Asia and South America, the average individual calorie intake exceeds recommended amounts. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the combination of increased caloric intake and decreased physical activity has nearly tripled the global prevalence of obesity since 1975, and the majority of the world's population lives in countries where noncommunicable diseases linked to overconsumption, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer, kill more people than hunger.
The topography of global food-producing regions will evolve. This could be due to the effects of climate change (drought and greater temperatures in some locations, for instance) or reduced costs (for example, energy). Reduced energy costs reduce the cost of obtaining or desalinizing water and pumping it to land that lacks it, so making some currently unsuitable regions for agriculture.
We envision a future in which digital platforms provide full transparency and traceability across the food value chain, thereby enabling an environment in which value chain actors may more easily purchase and sell with one another, compare prices, and rate suppliers. One contemporary internet marketplace for agriculture brings together buyers and sellers of farm equipment, insurance, farmland, tools, and cars. This atmosphere could lead to the development of online trading systems for agricultural products, facilitated by virtual currency and financial technology businesses.
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