Food in the Circular Economy

Henrik Stamm Kristensen

The future of food is multi-localized and a circular economy based, counting on 500 million SMEs and innovative startups producing 80% of the world’s food and nutrition. I will be meeting value-aligned people and companies next Tuesday/Wednesday in Paris to discuss shared value opportunities. Join me in my new #CloudBlending adventure and text me if you want to meet in Paris or elsewhere. Thanks, Ellen MacArthur Foundation for image and passion.

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