Future diets in India: A systematic review of food consumption projection studies

Main author: Alae-Carew, Carmelia
Other authors: Bird, Frances A.
Choudhury, Samira
Harris, Francesca
Aleksandrowicz, Lukasz
Milner, James
Joy, Edward JM
Agrawal, Sutapa
Dangour, Alan D.
Green, Rosemary
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description Against a backdrop of a rapidly changing food system and a growing population, characterisation of likely future diets in India can help to inform agriculture and health policies. We systematically searched six published literature databases and grey literature repositories up to January 2018 for studies projecting the consumption of foods in India to time points beyond 2018. The 11 identified studies reported on nine foods up to 2050: the available evidence suggests projected increases in per capita consumption of vegetables, fruit and dairy products, and little projected change in cereal (rice and wheat) and pulse consumption. Meat consumption is projected to remain low. Understanding and mitigating the impacts of projected dietary changes in India is important to protect public health and the environment.
format Journal Article
author Alae-Carew, Carmelia
author_facet Alae-Carew, Carmelia
Bird, Frances A.
Choudhury, Samira
Harris, Francesca
Aleksandrowicz, Lukasz
Milner, James
Joy, Edward JM
Agrawal, Sutapa
Dangour, Alan D.
Green, Rosemary
authorStr Alae-Carew, Carmelia
author_letter Alae-Carew, Carmelia
author2 Bird, Frances A.
Choudhury, Samira
Harris, Francesca
Aleksandrowicz, Lukasz
Milner, James
Joy, Edward JM
Agrawal, Sutapa
Dangour, Alan D.
Green, Rosemary
author2Str Bird, Frances A.
Choudhury, Samira
Harris, Francesca
Aleksandrowicz, Lukasz
Milner, James
Joy, Edward JM
Agrawal, Sutapa
Dangour, Alan D.
Green, Rosemary
title Future diets in India: A systematic review of food consumption projection studies
publisher Elsevier
publishDate 2019
url https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/31243/