People at a vegetable stall in Singapore. Photo: EPA-EFE
What Singapore is doing to boost food security, from urban farms to homegrown vegetables
- Singapore’s loss of one-third of its chicken supply following Malaysia’s export ban has reinforced its vulnerability to shocks in the food supply chain
- While it already has plans to triple its food production by 2030, experts say a central stockpile is also important and suggest the region should band together to form a food reserve with a range of raw products
People at a vegetable stall in Singapore. Photo: EPA-EFE