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One in Three People Can't Afford to Eat Healthily, UN Says — India Is Central to This Crisis
The Guardian·Monday, 27 July 2026
A new UN report finds 2.69 billion people cannot afford a healthy diet that meets their energy and nutrient needs. Global hunger declined for the third year in a row in 2025, but experts are calling for urgent action to bring down the cost of fruit, vegetables, and dairy. The report says achieving food affordability will take 'immense' work.
Why It Matters
India has one of the largest food-insecure populations in the world. This report directly frames the scale of the challenge facing millions of Indian families trying to eat well on tight budgets.
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