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2.69 Billion People Can't Afford Healthy Food — And India Is Deep In This Crisis
The Guardian·Friday, 24 July 2026
A new UN report finds one in three people globally cannot afford a nutritious diet. That's 2.69 billion people who lack access to the fruit, vegetables, and dairy they need. Global hunger did fall for the third year in a row in 2025, but experts say the cost of healthy food remains a massive barrier.
Why It Matters
India has hundreds of millions of people living on tight budgets — this report directly speaks to food security challenges that affect everyday Indian families trying to eat well.
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