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World Food Day: FAO says 645 million people faced hunger in 2025, while 2.69 billion could not afford a healthy diet. It also warns that food loss and waste remain major challenges, and calls for more inclusive investment and innovation across food systems. Nigeria’s Food Squeeze: New figures show 37% of households faced food shortages and 65.8% could not afford nutritious food, as rising prices deepen insecurity. Supply Chain Risks: A cyberattack that overheated French supermarket fridges and spoiled food has renewed concern about digital threats to food supplies; the Netherlands is exploring emergency reserves after a separate supermarket hack. Food Safety: A kindergarten head in China received a life sentence for ordering toxic substances added to meals, which poisoned 247 children.**

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