Food security in Singapore
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This Wikipedia article on food security in Singapore states that about 90 percent of the country's food comes from overseas imports, and that the government set the '30 by 30' goal to produce 30% of its nutritional needs locally by 2030. It further states new targets for 2035 to produce 20 per cent of the country's fibre consumption and 30 per cent of protein consumption (eggs and seafood) domestically, and that as of 2024 eight per cent of fibre and 26 per cent of protein consumed in Singapore was produced domestically.
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- 90 %
import share(food import dependency)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- null
- method
- null
- 30 %
self sufficiency target 30 by 30(local food production target)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- 2030
- method
- nutritional needs produced locally
- 8 %
domestic fibre consumption achieved(fibre production target)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- 2024
- method
- null
- 26 %
domestic protein consumption achieved(protein production target)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- 2024
- method
- eggs and seafood
- 20 %
domestic fibre consumption target(fibre production target)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- 2035
- method
- null
- 30 %
domestic protein consumption target(protein production target)
Policy- region
- Singapore
- year
- 2035
- method
- eggs and seafood
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