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Dianne J. Ma, Lecturer in Culinary Arts & Gastronomy, Auckland University of Technology

A plan exists for a fairer and healthier food system. Which party policies align best?

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Aotearoa New Zealand produces enough food annually to feed 40 million people – most of it exported. Yet it is estimated one in three households experience some form of hunger or food insecurity.

In general, food insecurity describes the hard financial choices some people have to make between paying for housing, energy, transport or food. It can mean families skipping meals, parents going without so children can eat, and children whose only meal might be a school-provided lunch.

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