The Week Ahead: Market economy
In order for Greenland to become self-sustaining, its consumers must rediscover their love for home-grown food.
Think Arctic food, and items like seal, reindeer and whale will come to mind first. For many, food security — or insecurity — is also top of mind. In the coming week, the Igasa Food Festival will seek to change the perception of both as the defining characteristics in the region.
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