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how the green revolution went awry food systems and policies undermining food security
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AI-generatedThe article discusses long-term structural shifts in global food systems, with neoliberal policies and corporate interests undermining food security. The commercial mechanism is weak and diffuse: no specific price, supply disruption, or company impact is reported. The primary affected sectors are global agriculture and emerging markets, but the channel is policy-driven and gradual, not a near-term commercial shock.
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- Green Revolution initially increased agricultural output but later dominated by international agribusiness.
- Neoliberal policies in the 1980s undermined public research institutions and food sovereignty.
- U.S. policies under Donald Trump weaponized food aid and exacerbated global economic challenges.
- Food security progress has reversed over the past decade.
- Article published 2026-05-12.
Mid-term pressure on EM food-importing nations leads to potential currency depreciation; 1-3% expected over 2-4 weeks.
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