Healthy and Sustainable Diets in China and Their Global Implications

ABSTRACT Current diets in China and worldwide are neither healthy nor sustainable. This paper addresses this challenge focusing on China, which has experienced a rapid dietary transition in recent decades. We investigate how China can improve both health and environmental outcomes by adopting healthy and sustainable diets through a literature review and a food system modeling exercise. We further analyze how policy interventions, including both supply‐ and consumer‐side strategies, can promote the transition toward such diets. The findings provide valuable lessons for other countries facing comparable challenges.

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Agricultural Economics
Published
2025-04-16
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/agec.70020
Citations
9
Primary Topic
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact
15.45

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Healthy and Sustainable Diets in China and Their Global Implications

Shenggen Fan, Yumei Zhang, Jingjing Wang
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Agricultural Economics
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
15.45
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Healthy and Sustainable Diets in China and Their Global Implications

Shenggen Fan, Yumei Zhang, Jingjing Wang
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Abstract

ABSTRACT Current diets in China and worldwide are neither healthy nor sustainable. This paper addresses this challenge focusing on China, which has experienced a rapid dietary transition in recent decades. We investigate how China can improve both health and environmental outcomes by adopting healthy and sustainable diets through a literature review and a food system modeling exercise. We further analyze how policy interventions, including both supply‐ and consumer‐side strategies, can promote the transition toward such diets. The findings provide valuable lessons for other countries facing comparable challenges.

Agricultural EconomicsVol. 56(3)
China Agricultural University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, National Social Science Fund of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
15.45
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