PepsiCo the US food company, is looking to transform the global food system through regenerative agriculture practices

Through initiatives such as the 'Food for Tomorrow' programme, which collaborates with National Geographic, it will address challenges like soil degradation and the impending pressures of a growing global population, projected to reach 10 billion by 2050

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PepsiCo the US food company, is looking to transform the global food system through regenerative agriculture practices

The collaboration between PepsiCo and the National Geographic will show compelling narratives and data visualisation, aiming to engage farmers, businesses and consumers in adopting sustainable practices...

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