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. 2024 Aug 9;11:1396549. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2024.1396549

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Required changes to global nutrient supply compared with 2020 in order to meet the minimum requirements for all countries. (A) shows the changes in macronutrients, (B) shows the changes in minerals, (C) shows the changes in vitamins, and (D) shows the changes in amino acids. The y-axis shows the percentage change with reference to the current 2020 supply and is scaled to the nutrient group. The x-axis is the year. New supply values are based on the change in the target intakes for the future population. The new target intakes are based on the linear reductions from the oversupplied parts of the population and the increase for those who are undersupplied based on a convergence date of 2050. The y-axis scales vary significantly between the nutrient groups.