The limitation of resources and the increase in environmental problems around the world lead to significant changes in consumer behavior and production approaches in the food industry. Food is an integral part of our lives, and its sustainable production is of great importance for both our planet and public health. With increasing awareness, consumers now pay attention not only to the taste or price of the product, but also to how and where it is produced and the effects of this production on nature and humans. This introductory article aims to provide an in-depth look at the subject by discussing the concept of sustainable food, Berrak's approach in this field and the transformation in consumer behavior.
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