Yet, with all this focus on what we should be eating, have we ever wondered where our food comes from and what this does to our environment ? Shouldn't we be equally concerned with the sustainability of our food, rather than just whether it's a 'super' food?
Do you know where your food comes from?
Singapore imports 90% of its food. The United States, one of the world's largest economies, is the largest importer of food.
News channels, social media and our very own supermarkets sell us foods that are 'super', foods that will keep us youthful, give us long life and are the most nutritious foods ever.
Such a great experience being a part of this project! It was so lovely to ideate with people from across Arup Australasia. Some lovely ideas that came out of this :)
The reinvention of our suburbs needs not just big ideas, but small interventions. So how can individuals make a difference? From guerrilla signage to a street library, watch how we have been making a difference in our suburbs. Learn more: https://t.co/cuEKUzOJla
@PanjuMuttaai You've hit peak when you can refer to your knees as good knee and bad knee instead of right and left knee. Let me know when that happens, I'll welcome you with open arms.