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Jan Bielecki: Is there a new world order?
Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.
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Feed is a corporate magazine published by Jerónimo Martins with the purpose of sharing an outlook on some of the matters that are already changing our business’s ecosystem.

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Food is energy: How it powers the human body? 

Every living thing constantly seeks energy to fuel its existence. At the heart of this life-sustaining power is food. But how is the energy contained in food unleashed to propel the human body’s continuous operation? The answer is electrifying.
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Our daily bread

A staple of the human diet since time immemorial. With a place in our history, in our culture, on our tables. Whatever the recipe or method, breadmaking is regarded by many as a science, or even an art – and this is the craft to which our fresh dough factory devotes itself day in, day out.
colombian peasant woman, making a yellow arepa with her hands. typical way of preparing breakfast on colombian farms. latina brunette making breakfast in her kitchen.

Taste of Go(o)dness

“Subtle and gentle in the midst of fast food culture or more globalized food”. That is how food editor and critic Juliana Duque describes the twists and tales of Colombian cuisine.
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The Apple of our Eye

Worldwide consumption of roots and greens remains low. The UN General Assembly declared 2021 as the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables to raise awareness about the role of fresh produce in human health and foster sustainable and inclusive supply chains.
image of a macro abstraction of a sliced grapefruit

Food is energy: How it powers the human body? 

Every living thing constantly seeks energy to fuel its existence. At the heart of this life-sustaining power is food. But how is the energy contained in food unleashed to propel the human body’s continuous operation? The answer is electrifying.
cakes and breads displayed on a table

Our daily bread

A staple of the human diet since time immemorial. With a place in our history, in our culture, on our tables. Whatever the recipe or method, breadmaking is regarded by many as a science, or even an art – and this is the craft to which our fresh dough factory devotes itself day in, day out.
colombian peasant woman, making a yellow arepa with her hands. typical way of preparing breakfast on colombian farms. latina brunette making breakfast in her kitchen.

Taste of Go(o)dness

“Subtle and gentle in the midst of fast food culture or more globalized food”. That is how food editor and critic Juliana Duque describes the twists and tales of Colombian cuisine.
a real apple and a apple slice made of paper, on red background

The Apple of our Eye

Worldwide consumption of roots and greens remains low. The UN General Assembly declared 2021 as the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables to raise awareness about the role of fresh produce in human health and foster sustainable and inclusive supply chains.
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Retail media: the time is now

In an era where digital advertising is dominated by a handful of tech giants, a powerful new force is quietly reshaping the landscape: retail media.
Illustration of a store with detailed architectural features on a green background.

Retail media: the time is now

In an era where digital advertising is dominated by a handful of tech giants, a powerful new force is quietly reshaping the landscape: retail media.
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Raquel Vaz-Pinto: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.
aerial view of Port of Santa Marta, in Colombia, sided by a wide sea and mountains in the background

Manuel Vides: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.

In gut we trust: discover the power of our second brain 

When it comes to moods, decisions and behaviour, the brain in your head is not the only one doing the thinking. Made up of some 100 million nerve cells, a second brain lives secretly in the intestines. Welcome to the uncharted territory of the gut, whose silent power is revolutionising our understanding of overall health.

Humour, a serious business 

Amidst life’s challenges, humour emerges as a serious yet often unheeded superpower unique to humans. Far beyond laughter, it forges bonds, fosters creativity, provides resilience and enhances people’s overall health and well-being. But the connection between humour and medicine is much older and more meaningful than once thought.
lighthouse in Cabo de São Vicente (Cape St Vincent) by nightfall

Raquel Vaz-Pinto: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.
aerial view of Port of Santa Marta, in Colombia, sided by a wide sea and mountains in the background

Manuel Vides: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.

In gut we trust: discover the power of our second brain 

When it comes to moods, decisions and behaviour, the brain in your head is not the only one doing the thinking. Made up of some 100 million nerve cells, a second brain lives secretly in the intestines. Welcome to the uncharted territory of the gut, whose silent power is revolutionising our understanding of overall health.

Humour, a serious business 

Amidst life’s challenges, humour emerges as a serious yet often unheeded superpower unique to humans. Far beyond laughter, it forges bonds, fosters creativity, provides resilience and enhances people’s overall health and well-being. But the connection between humour and medicine is much older and more meaningful than once thought.
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Ara and ICBF, preventing food poverty in Colombia

In late 2023, the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF) and Jerónimo Martins Colombia signed a new three-year cooperation agreement, aimed at preventing and fighting food poverty in the country.
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How education is empowering social inclusion in Portugal

EPIS (Entrepreneurs for Social Inclusion) is spearheading several initiatives in Portugal, such as awarding scholarships, to promote access to education and academic success for young people in vulnerable situations. The Jerónimo Martins Group is one of the association’s founding members.

Ara and ICBF, preventing food poverty in Colombia

In late 2023, the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF) and Jerónimo Martins Colombia signed a new three-year cooperation agreement, aimed at preventing and fighting food poverty in the country.
A stage full of people with diplomas in their hands, with an image projected behind them

How education is empowering social inclusion in Portugal

EPIS (Entrepreneurs for Social Inclusion) is spearheading several initiatives in Portugal, such as awarding scholarships, to promote access to education and academic success for young people in vulnerable situations. The Jerónimo Martins Group is one of the association’s founding members.
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Our daily bread

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More than exploring the multiple meanings of the word NEW, this issue of Feed provides a fresh look over unquestionable truths. From action in the ocean to geopolitical stances on land. From old tools to new words. From homemade cooking to food that tastes like home.

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