2020
DOI: 10.1097/nt.0000000000000401
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Food System Sustainability

Abstract: Sustainability in food systems has often been oversimplified. Many criteria are required to accurately assess the sustainability of foods, including multiple nutrition, economic, environmental, and social concerns. The US dairy industry is working to develop the methods and data needed to understand the benefits and impacts of dairy production and consumption from a food systems perspective to improve sustainability.

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“…In a search of the Agricola, Web of Science, CABI abstracts, and Scopus databases we found only 11 non-duplicate hits from a search of peer-reviewed studies published since 2015 including "milk or dairy" in the title "sustainability" in the abstract, and "sustainable development goals" in any field. Notwithstanding substantial differences in the drivers of the sustainability the dairy sector across nations of the world, there are issues of universal concerns that merit attention such as the reduction of milk lost or wasted (FAO, 2011) and the contribution of milk and dairy products to sustainable diets (Miller et al, 2020), child growth and development (Balehegn et al, 2019;Miller et al, 2021) and human health across stages of life (FAO, 2013;Givens, 2020). At the farm level, however, science-based knowledge is needed for sound decision-making by dairy farmers and other stakeholders operating in a variety of contexts.…”
Section: The Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a search of the Agricola, Web of Science, CABI abstracts, and Scopus databases we found only 11 non-duplicate hits from a search of peer-reviewed studies published since 2015 including "milk or dairy" in the title "sustainability" in the abstract, and "sustainable development goals" in any field. Notwithstanding substantial differences in the drivers of the sustainability the dairy sector across nations of the world, there are issues of universal concerns that merit attention such as the reduction of milk lost or wasted (FAO, 2011) and the contribution of milk and dairy products to sustainable diets (Miller et al, 2020), child growth and development (Balehegn et al, 2019;Miller et al, 2021) and human health across stages of life (FAO, 2013;Givens, 2020). At the farm level, however, science-based knowledge is needed for sound decision-making by dairy farmers and other stakeholders operating in a variety of contexts.…”
Section: The Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cambiar la producción y consumo de alimentos de la forma que se entiende actualmente no es fácil y requiere implicación no solo a nivel de la nutrición y el medio ambiente si no también en las dimensiones económicas y socioculturales (FAO, 2023). Deben asegurarse sistemas de producción de alimentos sostenibles que contribuyan al mantenimiento de los ecosistemas y fortalezcan la capacidad de adaptación al cambio climático (Campi et al, 2021;Capper, 2013;Miller et al, 2020).…”
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