What does 'food provenance' mean?

Where food comes from and how it is produced

Which is a feature of organic farming?

Avoiding artificial fertilisers and pesticides

It usually has fewer food miles and is fresher and cheaper

The total greenhouse gas released in producing, transporting, storing and cooking it

All people having reliable access to enough safe, nutritious and affordable food

Adding nutrients to food to improve its nutritional value

Cattle use a lot of land and water and release methane, a greenhouse gas

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What does 'food provenance' mean?
Which is a feature of organic farming?
What is a benefit of buying seasonal, local food?
What is a food's 'carbon footprint'?
Which is the single biggest way a household can make its food more sustainable?
What does 'food security' mean?
Milling wheat grain into flour is an example of:
What is fortification of food?
Which additive's main job is to extend shelf life and improve safety?
Why might rearing beef have a larger environmental impact than growing vegetables?