As per-capita income increases in poorer countries, calorific intake also increases, making population growth harder to support. Moreover, food consumption is outpacing population growth. This has been evident with the production of raw food products (cereals, grains and livestock) generally increasing at a faster rate than global population since 2007. Download and read the PDF for Food Production.
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