India loses $13 billion worth of food annually: How climate change is worsening the crisis
India loses an estimated $13 billion worth of food annually due to inadequate cold-chain infrastructure, with extreme weather worsening agricultural losses. As food inflation is projected to rise…
Attributed summary
India loses an estimated $13 billion worth of food annually due to inadequate cold-chain infrastructure, with extreme weather worsening agricultural losses. As food inflation is projected to rise to 8.20% in October, the crisis is putting fresh pressure on farmers' incomes and household budgets.
Read the original report — Business Today
Storywire publishes attributed summaries for discoverability. Full reporting remains with the original publisher — we do not republish restricted full text.
