At a time when the issue of food security is becoming increasingly relevant in the world, the ability of some countries to fully provide for themselves deserves special attention. According to expert analysis, only one country in the world—Guyana—has achieved full independence across all major food groups.
It is noted that these seven groups include meat, dairy products, fish, starch products, legumes, nuts, and fruits and vegetables. Guyana is one of the few countries that fully meets its domestic needs in all these areas and does not require imports.
This indicates that the country's agricultural system is well-established, natural resources are used effectively, and domestic production is developing steadily.
Uzbekistan is also not showing bad results in this regard. According to data, the country is self-sufficient in five main food groups. This indicates the high potential of the national agriculture.
According to experts, achieving food independence is considered a crucial factor not only for economic stability but also for national security. Therefore, many countries are paying special attention to strengthening reforms and investments in this direction.
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