Every day, 7.7 billion people around the world eat, consuming 14.5 million tonnes of food. But what, when, where and how we eat is changing. Nowhere is that more evident than in the Asia Pacific - home to more than half the world's population, and dozens of different cultures with their own food practices.
This report examines four potential scenarios for the future of food in the Asia Pacific, and what they would mean for the food ecosystem:
One plate at a time - ethically and socially conscious consumers demand change
Data driven food - technology takes the guesswork out of food and eating
Master chef - quality food, whether cooked or delivered, brings people together
On trend - experience-hungry consumers chase the latest craze.