CBCGDF “Good Food Newsletter #005”Part II
2021/8/3 17:08:00 本站

Good Food Originals




The podcast "Food Unscrambled" is an exploration of how food shapes us and the world from a foodie's perspective


Food Unscrambled is brought to you by UNFSS-AT2 China Action Hub to connect people with food and help them learn more about the world through the lens of our food systems. Our mission is to advance the progress of SDGs by improving the public's ecological literacy and promoting a healthy and sustainable diet for the well-being of humans and the Earth.


Our goal is to deconstruct the intricacies of nutritional science, market trends, humanities, and the sociocultural aspect within food systems and decode the entanglement between food, climate issues, animal welfare, and other sustainable development issues.


We invite experts, scholars, and young talents from all walks of life, or exciting souls with unique experiences, to bring you the most intriguing and vivid discussions and stories in each episode.


We have recently launched a new series of "Q&A/But Why (TBD)" to answer questions with a focus on individuals' health concerns. For example, "Will a vegetarian diet make me malnourished?", "Why is organic food pricey?", etc., from a more focused perspective. "We hope that this will bring us closer to our listeners and make us a trusted friend.






Begin with the soil beneath your feet and restore the Earth to life


Suppose an alien bent on destroying Earth wants to know how to make food unavailable for Earthlings in the future. In that case, he will find that nothing needs to be done because the chemical agriculture that is now common practice around the world is doing this for him. This article briefly reviews the history and negative impacts of chemical agriculture and explores "regenerative agriculture" as an alternative solution to reverse soil degradation and respond to increasing climate threats.






Where is "humanity's kitchen of the future"?


Busy modern people are spending less and less time in the kitchen less and less and "outsourcing" their daily nourishment more and more to the catering industry. This outsourcing has created a whole industrial chain that is less than beneficial to all parties involved. So in the future, where should our kitchens be located? How are we going to rediscover the joy of food while balancing our personal health and the ecology of the planet? The article gave us a prescription.


China's New Vegetarian Movement in the 2010s





Since the days of the Republic of China, there have been two notable vegetarian movements that broke away from religious tradition and entered mainstream secular society. The first movement was characterized by prominent members Sun Yat-sen and Wu Ting-Fang, who hoped to help citizens of the nation build their character and enhance their competitiveness in the international arena. Beginning after 2010 and driven by the rise of social media, China's second domestic vegetarian movement focused on the concerns of environmental protection and animal welfare. This article compares the similarities and differences between these two vegetarian movements and systematically identifies and analyzes the characteristics and bottlenecks of the new vegetarian movement. It is an excellent in-depth article worth taking the time to read.


Grand Opening of China's first "good food restaurant"! Guess where?





In May 2021, a restaurant deeply committed to the Good Food Pledge opened its doors in the beautiful ancient city of Dali, Yunnan. Although the restaurant, Bistro & Bowl, was not invested by the Good Food Fund, its founder, Chef Lee,  has a long-standing collaborative relationship with GFF. This article reviews Chef Lee's growth and experience and how he got to know GFF and “Good Food”. The article also introduces how Chef Lee integrated the Good Food concept into the restaurant's daily operations. If you have the opportunity to come to Dali, don't miss the chance to stop by Bistro & Bowl to try Chef Lee's sustainable culinary creatons!


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