The document discusses several issues related to industrial food production and hunger in developing countries. It states that there will be high demand for cereal crops to feed more livestock. Farmers will need to increase grain production by 40% but yield growth is slowing, raising concerns about meeting future needs. Major seed companies are reluctant to share technology without payment, though they are starting to work with developing nations. While malnutrition in children is projected to decrease by 15% by 2020, over 135 million children will still be malnourished. Efforts are being made to reduce hunger but it will take time to establish sustainable ways for people to support themselves.

1. Industrial Food and Hunger in the Developing World By Greg Weis