Global Food Chains and Where Our Food Comes From
Students investigate the origins of common foods and the global networks involved in bringing them to our tables.
Key Questions
- Explain the journey of a common food item from its origin to your plate.
- Analyze the environmental and social impacts of global food production.
- Evaluate the benefits of supporting local food producers.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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