Example: part of the conclusion for Claim #5: Alternative proteins are a win-win. The report displays data to back up its arguments in attractive and easily understood charts. Today, the evidence clearly shows that there is no global ‘protein gap’: protein is only one of many nutrients missing in the diets of those suffering from hunger and malnutrition, and insufficiency of these diets is primarily a result of poverty and access. The report’s argument is that the focus on protein is overblown.įor decades, the perceived need for more protein has led to distractions and distortions in development programs, flawed marketing and nutritional campaigns, and calls to increase the production and trade of meat, dairy, and protein-enriched foods. The report contains a deep analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of these eight claims. IPES-Food, the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems, has a new report: The politics of protein: Examining claims about livestock, fish, “alternative proteins” and sustainability
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