WISHH Perspectives

WISHH Partners with SNI Global for Soy Foods Month

WISHH is partnering with SNI Global to showcase the value of sustainably grown U.S. soy in providing high-quality protein.

ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health Program is collaborating with SNI Global for Soy Foods Month this April. SNI Global recognizes the value of U.S. soy in providing high-quality protein. Some of its content in April discusses the sustainable way that soy is grown. SNI Global’s Farming for the Future with Sustainable Practices factsheet can be found here.

U.S. sustainably grown soy also, like that discussed by SNI Global, provides the backbone of many supplemental food packets used for food security measures internationally. That includes the supplemental food packets produced by Edesia Nutrition. Additionally, WISHH continues to work with Edesia on a product that contains 25% more soy flour than earlier formulations. Adding more soy allows Edesia to reach more people, thanks to the combination being more cost effective than other ingredients.

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WISHH Meets with Global Organizations at UN Event

ASA/WISHH Executive Director Gena Perry discussed WISHH’s work in global food security, trade and development with international organizations while participating in events held in conjunction with the United Nations 68th Commission on the Status of Women in New York City.

Illinois Soybean Growers Join WISHH in Cambodia

The ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program welcomed Illinois Soybean Association farmer leaders and staff to Cambodia this week to see updates on WISHH aquaculture and feed activities. ISA came to the Southeast Asian country on January

WISHH Represents U.S. Soy at Nutrition Security Roundtable

ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health Executive Director Gena Perry shared the benefits of U.S. soy during a nutrition security roundtable led by Edesia Nutrition in Rhode Island on Nov. 3. Edesia hosted the discussion and a plant

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