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We often assume that food systems will function reliably, yet this stability depends on fragile global chains. In this comprehensive analysis, Martin Schilling examines how the world will sustain its food supply through 2035 in the context of population growth, climate variability, geopolitical instability, and increasing pressure on natural resources. With a primary focus on Europe and Norway's significant import dependence, the book provides a structured overview of developments in production, policy, and logistics, from primary agriculture to international transport corridors. This work presents clear insights into several core areas: Production under pressure: An explanation of why yield improvements, rather than expansion of agricultural land, must support future growth, and how precision agriculture, automation, and modern breeding technologies can strengthen resilience while reducing input use. Alternative proteins: An assessment of the realistic potential of plant based products, insects, algae, and cultivated meat, as well as their projected scalability toward 2035. Climate risk: A factual overview of regional climate impacts, highlighting where production capacity is expected to strengthen or weaken, supported by real world examples of countries already affected by conflict, economic collapse, and food insecurity. Logistics and transport: An analysis of developments in road, rail, maritime, and air transport, including cold chain systems, sustainable fuels, digital traceability, and evolving regulatory frameworks within the European Union. Norway's strategic considerations: A review of national vulnerabilities and opportunities, including self sufficiency targets, grain reserves, diversification of imports, and the evolving role of the Norwegian farmer in a climate smart agricultural model. Future scenarios for 2035: A structured presentation of best case, neutral, and worst case developments, each accompanied by practical recommendations for decision makers. Clear, structured, and operational in its perspective, this work is intended for professionals in supply chains, policymakers, agricultural stakeholders, investors, and readers seeking a factual and forward looking understanding of how to safeguard food security in an increasingly uncertain world.

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