Water-Energy-Food NEXUS in MENA Region, Aswan, Mısır, 11 - 17 Ağustos 2019, ss.3-4
Energy Use
in Industrialized Food Production and Sustainable Solutions
Muhammed
Zeki Durak*
*Department of Food Engineering,
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Faculty
Yıldız Technical University,
Davutpaşa Campus, 34210 Esenler/Istanbul, Turkey.
Agriculture
and food production systems are facing a remarkable set of pressure over the
coming decades. The hunger and malnutrition is an on-going problem. While the
current population of the world is around 7.5 million people, it is predicted
to rise to around 10 billion by 2050. Also, rapid urbanization, changing diets
and lifestyle and economic growth have a tremendous impact on the food
Industry for developing sustainable solutions. Modern and consolidated
agriculture and food production, packaging, and logistics have become
increasingly depended on limited non-renewable energy sources. In this
paper, energy inputs and outputs for the food manufacturing systems were
assessed in developed and developing countries.