FAO/WHO GIFT | Global Individual Food Consumption Data Tool

Publications
2026

Cultural differences can influence how foods are defined, classified, and quantified, making it challenging to compare and interpret dietary data on national and global levels. This observational study aimed to quantify fruit consumption in Brazil in a harmonized manner, supporting national assessments and contributing to global dietary data-sharing efforts.

2026

To support a range of applications and analytical needs, FAO/WHO GIFT applies four different food groupings, each with a specific focus. This document outlines the rationale behind the development and application of these food groupings, and provides resources to facilitate their use beyond FAO/WHO GIFT.

2025

This article presents a method and a dataset linking environmental impact data to a food description and classification system, aimed at enhancing data interoperability and facilitating the assessment of the environmental impact of dietary intakes from different countries.

News
Publications on FAO/WHO GIFT environmental infographics
20/01/2026

Two manuscripts presenting an overview of the FAO/WHO GIFT environmental infographics and their underlying methods have been published!

Fruits and vegetables
14th International Food Data Conference
07/03/2025

14th International Food Data Conference (IFDC) — 1-3 September 2025, FAO Headquarters.

Peas
Over 60 datasets available!
07/03/2025

Access more than 60 datasets from over 30 countries.