As a member of the European Union, the UK was a bastion of anti-GMO opposition. After Brexit, however, Britain is changing its outlook for the better. After more than a year of intense public debate, the country’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) recently announced less restrictive rules …
Read More »Syngenta Crop Protection acquires two bioinsecticides from UK-based biocontrol technology developer Bionema
Get instant alerts when news breaks on your stocks. Claim your one week free trial for StreetInsider Premium here. Syngenta Crop Protection AG has acquired two next-generation bioinsecticides, NemaTrident® and UniSpore®, from leading biocontrol technology developer, Bionema Limited. NemaTrident® and UniSpore® will provide customers with additional and complementary technologies to …
Read More »A clearer distinction is needed between GMOs and organisms whose genome has been modified
Graphic abstract. Credit: DOI: 10.1016/j.tibtech.2021.11.001 Researchers from Hokkaido University have proposed a framework to aid in the demarcation between genetically modified organisms and genome-modified organisms, taking into account both scientific and socio-ethical considerations. Producers have been breeding plants and animals for desired traits, including higher yields, better taste and flavor, …
Read More »Foodborne illnesses and food imports among top concerns for Australians
According to a survey conducted in Australia, imported foods and foodborne illnesses are among the top concerns of consumers. Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has commissioned the University of Adelaide to gain insight into consumer responses to food safety incidents and outbreaks. Food Insights Questionnaire (FoodIQ) data from September …
Read More »Food and Beverage Safety Market Overview, Environmental Analysis and Forecast to 2026
The Food and Beverage Safety Market research report offers an exhaustive analysis of this business space. The key trends that define the Food and Beverage Safety market over the analysis period are mentioned in the report, along with other factors such as regional scope and regulatory outlook. Additionally, the document …
Read More »Nutrition, benefits, types and more
There are many types of peas, each with their own nutritional value, but generally speaking, peas are an excellent source of plant-based protein. Peas have been a key ingredient in cooking and food preparation for thousands of years. They are nutritious, versatile and healthy. Common types include green peas, snow …
Read More »Film that relates an eco-responsible trip along the Mississippi River to be screened at the New Orleans Jazz Museum
Artists Maxime Berthou and Mark Požlep traveled the Mississippi River in a hand-built steamboat to film The south wind, A new film that chronicles the journey of two men along the Mississippi River will have its US premiere at the New Orleans Jazz Museum on Tuesday, January 18 at 6 …
Read More »Explained: Why the government’s decision to allow GM foods is under criticism – Gaonconnection
With four days left for public comment on draft regulations issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) for genetically modified (GM) foods on January 11, social media was flooded with calls for protest against the Union government. alleged movement to allow the introduction of these edibles …
Read More »The ESG bond market looking forward to another strong year
DDespite regulatory hurdles in 2021, environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments have proliferated with more ESG bond issuance, and this strength is expected to continue into 2022. Refinitiv data shows global green bond sales are expected to reach $ 1 trillion this year. “A few years ago, the trillion mark …
Read More »Organic or GMO? Experts explain food jargon | Local news
As Oklahoma residents begin a new year with new nutritional goals and eating habits, they are faced with an overwhelming amount of diet terms and food jargon. Experts from the Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center at Oklahoma State University have clarified some of the more common references. …
Read More »The pandemic leads to heightened awareness of health in all its forms
The year 2021 is officially over, and since it looked like a 2020 expansion, people probably aren’t that upset to see it come to an end. Although 2020 and 2021 are now considered years in the past, it was a time when health was the number one talking point. The …
Read More »USRTK and other anti-biotech groups use COVID lab leak theory to spark opposition to life-saving innovations
HOperating to keep their cause alive in the wake of the pandemic, the anti-GMO movement has turned to an origin story of a lab leak for SARS-CoV-2. Their rhetoric seems quite reasonable, at least at first glance, and focuses on important issues that we should all be concerned about. The …
Read More »Should we re-establish the royal commission for monitoring pollution? | Pollution
MSetting legal limits for air pollution can seem incredibly difficult, but understanding the connections between our environmental problems and tackling them together can simplify attempts to find solutions. For example, our polluted roads and rivers are connected by runoff from street drains, and road traffic that pollutes our air also …
Read More »War on meat in Germany
Cattle wait to be guided from their summer pasture during the annual Almabtrieb Late Summer Cattle Drive near Bad Hindelang, Germany, September 26, 2020. (Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters) The war on meat has become, so to speak, a staple food for climate warriors, and one way to fight it will …
Read More »Shanghai Model Organisms Center debuts in SSE STAR market, fell 18%
December 28, 2021 (China Knowledge) – The Shanghai Model Organisms Center (688265) opened at RMB 75.19 on its first day of listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR market, down 11% from at its IPO price of 84.62 RMB. The stock price ended the day at 69.37 RMB, down 18% …
Read More »Swiss scientist Astrid Stuckelberger, former WHO employee and whistleblower: “A pandemic of lies”
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Astrid Stuckelberger, Swiss-Norwegian expert in public health and science, has over 30 years of experience as a researcher. From 2009 to 2013, she worked at the WHO, where she specialized in pandemics. She has published 180 scientific papers and 12 books. In an interview with …
Read More »Genomics market analysis 2021-2026, industry size, share, trends and forecast – mainlander.nz
According to the latest IMARC Group report, entitled “Genomics Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity, and Forecast 2021-2026‘, The global genomics market achieved strong growth in 2020. Going forward, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 16% during 2021-2026. We regularly monitor the direct effect …
Read More »Government must put agriculture first – Dorodola – Blueprint Newspapers Limited
The Nigerian agricultural sector needs to be reviewed. In this interview with SALIHU OYIBO, the founder of Optimal Akeshinjo Farms, an indigenous farming business, Azeez Oluwanifemi Durodola, speaks at length about the need for federal and state governments to prioritize agriculture as a sustainable way to rejuvenate the country. national …
Read More »Comprehensive Analysis and Forecast of Powder Feed Material Machinery Market by Major Industry Players: Muyang Group, Andritz, Buhler
Pune, Maharashtra, Dec 20, 2021 (Wiredrelease) Market.Biz -: Feed Powder Material Machines Market will work out all the details to define the product, product type (small size, medium size, large size) and application (poultry, pork, Ruminant, Aqua). This provides a simplified overview of the Powder Feed Material Machinery industry, and …
Read More »Growing interest in new breeding techniques in agriculture |
Consider this: It took thousands of years for the world’s population to reach 1 billion. Yet in just around 200 years it has suddenly increased sevenfold. The United Nations estimated that the world’s population reached 7.9 billion in December, exceeding agricultural capacity and posing more challenges, including hunger, malnutrition, climate …
Read More »5 reasons why the debate on GMOs is closed
TAlthough we still hear moans and moans about GMOs – genetically modified organisms – this is mostly coming from a small, very vocal group. Most people are just not concerned about GMOs as they focus on real and pressing issues, like the climate crisis and the global COVID-19 pandemic. Even …
Read More »PharmaCyte Biotech Reports Second Quarter 2021 Financial Results and Operational Highlights
LAS VEGAS, December 15, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – PharmaCyte Biotech, Inc. (NASDAQ: PMCB), a biotechnology company focused on developing cell therapies for cancer and diabetes using its live cell encapsulation technology, Cell -in-a-Box®, today announced financial results for its second quarter ended October 31, 2021 and provided an overview of …
Read More »Dip King Tom Sarafian becomes Toum Sarafian with his latest release
When the Middle Eastern restaurant Bar Saracen closed, it left a hole in the hearts of Melburnians that could only be filled with hummus. And it was finally when ex-chef Tom Sarafian started selling his missing hummus in jar form, along with his new namesake brand. (Lee Ho Fook’s Victor …
Read More »YUMY BEAR GOODS ANNOUNCES SALE OF POPULAR LOW-SUGAR GUMMIES
VANCOUVER, BC, December 10, 2021 / CNW / – Yumy Bear Goods Inc., (CSE: YUMY) (“Yumy Bear” or the “Company”) announces that it has temporarily sold out its popular strawberry peach and kiwi flavors. The company recently received a surge of orders from big chains across the country, prompting a …
Read More »Fooditive develops cow-free genetically modified casein in Europe
Fooditive’s mission is to change the opinion of consumers towards genetically modified organisms (GMOs), while encouraging the abandonment of animal agriculture. One of the biggest hurdles for consumers wanting to adopt a vegan diet, suggested Moayad Abushokhedim, founder of the food scientist Fooditive, is in taste and texture. “The reason …
Read More »Dismissing anti-GMO groups as COVID conspirators is a dangerous mistake
Hoping to keep their cause alive in the wake of the pandemic, the anti-GMO movement turned to an origin story of a lab leak for SARS-CoV-2. Their rhetoric seems quite reasonable, at least at first glance, and focuses on important issues that we should all be concerned about. The US …
Read More »Water Soluble Packaging Market Size Expected To Exceed $ 4,295.57 Million By 2027
The water soluble packaging market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1% by 2027. North America has dominated the global market and holds the largest share of the market. NEW YORK, USA, December 7, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – According to our latest market research on ‘Global Water Soluble Packaging …
Read More »JICA-JAAN trains farmers in postharvest management and processing – Blueprint Newspapers Limited
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), in collaboration with the Japan Alumni Association of Nigeria (JAAN), organized a one-day workshop on fruit and vegetable production, handling and post-harvest processing , organized for farmers. JAAN President Ahmed Agbaranke said the workshop is aimed at helping farmers and traders maximize profits and …
Read More »The future of fish consumption?
A group of researchers have proposed to relax the consumption of wild fish and promote laboratory-grown seafood. They believe this approach could successfully ease the pressure on global fisheries.. Image Credit: srimapan/Shutterstock.com The continued increase in the world’s population has dramatically increased the demand for food. Over the past two …
Read More »The Minister of the Environment instructs the Biosafety Authority to make scientific decisions on GMOs
The Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Dr Kwaku Afriyie, has tasked the National Biosafety Authority (NBA) with making scientific decisions on GMOs for the country. Speaking at the inauguration of the NBA board of directors, the minister said that while the issue of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is controversial, …
Read More »Emergence of Zoonotic Infections Boost Precision Medicine
LONDON, Nov. 30, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – According to The Business Research Company’s research report on the precision medicine market, the precision medicine market is expected to be supported by the emergence of new pathogenic infestations, thus stimulating the demand for genomic products. sequencing. The incidence of emerging / re-emerging …
Read More »Expert dispels fears over GMO safety
A research director from the National Horticultural Research Institute (NHRI) in Ibadan, Oyo State, Dr Rebecca Bolatito Ibe, said controversies surrounding the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) as whether consumables that are healthy for humans or not, are unnecessary, noting that a GMO is only a job of selection …
Read More »Yumy Bear Goes National Pharmacy Distribution With Over 800 Branches Nationwide
VANCOUVER, BC, November 26, 2021 / CNW / – Yumy Bear Goods Inc., (CSE: YUMY) (“Yumy Bear” or the “Company”) received their first order form for their “Better For You” low-sugar confectionery in one of the from Canada larger drugstore chains. With more than 800 stores across the country, this …
Read More »How to read the mind of a jellyfish
The human brain has 100 billion neurons, creating 100,000 billion connections. Understanding the precise circuits of brain cells that orchestrate all of our daily behaviors, such as moving our limbs, reacting to fear and other emotions, etc., is an incredibly complex puzzle for neuroscientists. But now fundamental questions in behavioral …
Read More »NBA notes low biosafety standards in government labs – the mast online
The National Biosafety Authority (NBA) destroyed various food products containing genetically modified organisms seized from Shoprite stores worth 16,897K. Meanwhile, the NBA noted that some of the government labs inspected have low biosafety standards. Communications Officer Sandra Lombe said the NBA recently seized products that may contain genetically modified organisms …
Read More »Monterey Rotary clubs, others, to plant seeds for monarchs in Laguna Seca – Monterey Herald
MONTEREY – Some 250 members from 22 Rotary clubs in Monterey County will descend on Laguna Seca on Saturday afternoon to plant 2.5 acres of plants to help migrating monarch butterflies, which despite more positive results this year have seen their numbers decline over the past decade. The work of …
Read More »Grain Analysis Market Size Expected to Reach $ 3,853.8 Million by 2030 | CAGR 6.2%
Grain Analysis Market Globalization of trade, strict safety and quality regulations for food and feed, and labeling mandates on GMOs and allergens in food are factors driving growth. PORTLAND, OR, USA, Nov 18, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – According to a new report released by Allied Market Research, titled “Grain Analysis Market …
Read More »FSSAI publishes draft GM food regulation
In a move that should clarify the regulations on genetically modified foods, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has released a draft regulation stating that no one can make or sell food products or food ingredients derived from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) without prior authorization. The draft …
Read More »What are the most common potato diseases in Rwanda? | New times
Scientists have said there is a need to find effective ways to deal with a deadly disease dubbed “Bacterial Potato Wilt Disease (PBW)” which continues to plague Irish potato growers. According to researcher Florence Uwamahoro, the disease is very widespread. “We conducted a survey in 10 districts and found that …
Read More »Ford to issue green bonds to finance electric vehicle switch
The green bond issuance continues to gain popularity and US automaker Ford is poised to jump on the trend to fund its move towards a more electric vehicle (EV) offering. “The Dearborn-based company markets ‘green bonds’ that are expected to mature in 10 years, according to a person with knowledge …
Read More »Key factor in disinformation hindering adoption of agricultural biotechnology in Nigeria – DG NABDA
The National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) lamented that misinformation is one of the key factors that have hampered the adoption of agricultural biotechnology in Nigeria. He said decades of negative biotech news were responsible for the current skepticism among farmers. NABDA Director General / CEO Professor Abdullahi Mustapha said this …
Read More »Ecolabels guide for an environmentally friendly purchase
As you browse the aisles of your local grocery store, you will see the catchy terms “organic”, “all natural” and “fair trade” all around you. Food packaging is covered by vague terms suggesting that a product is ethically and sustainably sourced, but what do they really mean? Ecolabels are voluntary …
Read More »JR Simplot Co. develops genetically modified strawberries
Genetically modified strawberry plants grow in a greenhouse at JR Simplot Company in Boise, Idaho on October 22, 2021. On Thursday, October 28, the company announced an agreement with California-based Plant Sciences Inc. to grow strawberries genetically modified which taste better, stay fresher longer and have a longer growing season. …
Read More »Idaho company announces deal to market genetically modified strawberries
A genetically modified strawberry plant in a greenhouse in Boise in August. The company announced on Thursday an agreement with California-based Plant Sciences Inc. to grow genetically modified strawberries that they say will taste better, stay fresher longer, and have a longer growing season. (JR Simplot Company) Estimated reading time: …
Read More »US companies announce plans for genetically modified strawberries | California News
By KEITH RIDLER, Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) – An Idaho company that has successfully brought genetically modified potatoes to market on Thursday announced an agreement to help a California plant breeding company grow strawberries they say will stay fresher longer and will have a longer growing season. JR Simplot …
Read More »Scientifically speaking | Should we bring back woolly mammoths?
Recently, media attention has focused on “de-extinction” efforts to bring back extinct woolly mammoths. Meanwhile, elephants, their closest living relatives, are under threat in their natural habitats. Humans have influenced the evolution of plants and animals with which we have been in contact throughout our existence. The horn size of …
Read More »Vote ‘yes’ out of 3 for food freedom – Knox County VillageSoup
Never eat food your grandparents didn’t eat, a wise old Mesopotamian once told me. What did he mean? It takes two generations for our bodies to adapt to changes in the food chain. By this logic, Big Agriculture’s nonsense with genetically modified organisms (armies of evil and expensive avocados, please …
Read More »Study: Christian nationalists like to be vaccinated against COVID-19 less | News, Sports, Jobs
WVU today MORGANTOWN – Christian nationalists are less likely to receive the COVID-19 vaccine while political conservatives express great skepticism about the coronavirus in general, two new studies published by sociologists at West Virginia University have concluded. In their first report, published in “Vaccine,” researchers have found that Christian nationalism, …
Read More »Go (micro) Green – The New Indian Express
Express news service KOCHI: Almost five years ago Ajay Gopinath saw microgreens for the first time. Two leaves and a stem, thrown as a seasoning on his food at a restaurant in Bangalore, immediately caught his attention. Soon he began to research them, only to find that herbs or three-inch …
Read More »US Secretary of Agriculture Says Mexico’s GMO Ban Won’t Hurt Corn Exports | KCUR 89.3
American farmers rely heavily on genetically modified crops. Cultures contain DNA altered to resist viruses or voracious insects. Over 90% of the corn grown in the country is genetically modified. And no country buys more US corn exports than Mexico, where consumer fears about genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, have …
Read More »Promised Land Homestead Farm – Greene Publishing, Inc.
Devyn leblanc [email protected] Promised Land Homestead Farm is located among the beautiful Live Oaks of Madison County. It spans 62 acres of open pasture, oak hammock bottoms, and uncultivated farmland, where sheep and cattle co-graze. Promised Land Homestead is owned and founded by Tony and Tobi Hester, of Madison County. …
Read More »Breeders Praise Gene Editing Decision
The UK government’s plans to ‘unlock the power’ of gene editing have been described as ‘the most important political breakthrough in plant breeding in the UK in over 20 years’. Samantha Brooke, Executive Director of the British Society of Plant Breeders, said: “We welcome confirmation that Defra will take a …
Read More »Mexico’s highest court rejects appeal to ban GM corn – food tank
Bayer / Monsanto suffered another setback in a long line of setbacks in its battle to grow genetically modified (GM) corn in Mexico when the country’s highest court on October 13 refused to overturn a precautionary injunction restricting cultivation of GM corn. In its unanimous decision, the court agreed with …
Read More »Are they in good health? Advantages, disadvantages, nutrition
Vegetarian straws are a popular but controversial packaged snack. They are marketed as a healthy snack, a fun way to eat vegetables, and a better alternative to potato chips. But while “vegetarian” is in its name, this snack might not be all it’s meant to be. This article explains whether …
Read More »Halal Cosmetics Market Size, Share, Outlook, Price Trends, Growth and Forecast 2021-2026 – EcoChunk
According to the latest report of the IMARC group, entitled “Halal Cosmetics Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunities and Forecast 2021-2026“, the market reached a value of $ 74.7 billion in 2020. The Global halal cosmetics industry show moderate growth over the next five years. Halal cosmetics are …
Read More »Nigerians kick in as FG approves genetically modified maize
The federal government has granted environmental approval for the assessment and outdoor cultivation of TELA maize, a new variety of maize developed by researchers at the Agricultural Research Institute (IAR), Ahmadu Bello University, in Zaria, which can resist fall armyworm, stem borers and tolerate moderate temperatures. Drought. This was contained …
Read More »FG authorizes TELA maize to boost food security
. By Fortune Eromosele, Abuja Nigeria’s quest to introduce insect-resistant, pest-resistant maize varieties has gained federal government approval, with provisions for a genetically modified “TELA” maize, which will improve food security in the country. The Director General of the National Biosafety Management Agency, NBMA, Dr Rufus Ebegba, the Director General …
Read More »Cotton farmers optimistic as state injects 66 million shillings to revive ginning mill
Aidah Nasimiyu at her BT cotton farm in Apegei village, Busia county. [Mumo Munuve, Standard] Cotton farmers in Busia County are optimistic after the government injected 66 million shillings into restarting the Mulwanda cotton mill, which collapsed 20 years ago. Construction is underway at the ginning plant, which is nearly …
Read More »FSANZ calls for comment on changing definitions of genetically modified foods
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is seeking public comments on its proposed approach to changing the definitions of “foods produced using genetic technology” and “genetic technology”. These definitions determine which foods are classified as genetically modified (GM) foods under the Australia-New Zealand Code of Food Standards (the Code). Currently, …
Read More »Hormel Foods and The Better Meat Co. join forces in alternative meat business
AUSTIN, Minn. – Hormel Foods Corp. announced on Oct. 6 that its venture capital arm of the company, 199 Ventures, has entered into an exclusive partnership with The Better Meat Co, based in Sacramento, Calif. The company’s alliance will help bring a new mycoprotein and other meat-alternative food products to …
Read More »Genomics Market Overview 2021-2026, Industry Size, Share, Trends and Forecast – EcoChunk
The global genomics market reached strong growth in 2020. Going forward, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 16% during 2021-2026, according to the latest report from IMARC Group. Genomics refers to the study of the function, structure, and inheritance of an organism’s genome. It addresses …
Read More »Clara Foods renames herself The EVERY Company and launches “almost invisible” animal-free egg protein (without chickens)
Claimed to have a “sensory profile more neutral than any leading vegetable or animal protein on the market ”, EVERY ClearEgg is able to withstand a wide range of temperatures and pH levels without denaturing, and is bio-identical to a glycoprotein contained in egg white, but is produced by The …
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Reproductive injustice: racism, pregnancy and premature birth Through DavisDana-Ain New York (NY): NYU Press, 2019 272 pages, $ 30.00 Reproductive injustice is an award-winning study using ethnography and historical research to frame the experience of pregnancy, preterm birth, and having a child in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) as …
Read More »UK plans to use highly controversial ‘gene editing’ to grow ‘more nutritious and productive crops’
New plans to unleash the power of gene editing to help farmers grow stronger, more nutritious and more productive crops have been released as part of the government’s response to the gene editing consultation , announced by UK Environment Secretary George Eustice. The answer presents ways to plan to pave …
Read More »‘Free for all’ biotechnology will not help UK farmers
GENE EDITED crops will only benefit the companies that own them, not the UK farmers who grow them. It is the warning of organic watchdog, the Soil Association, this week, to a large extent against the UK government’s move to relax regulations on biotechnology. Read more: Green light given to …
Read More »Five candidates vying for £ 120,000 government role in Brexit Opportunities Unit
Five candidates are competing to lead the government’s new Brexit Opportunities unit, but the Cabinet Office declined to say how many ethnic minority candidates were shortlisted, it has been revealed. The shortlist comes after a total of 76 people applied for the job, but the government declined to reveal the …
Read More »UK’s updated medical device and clinical trial laws depart from EU regulatory framework | Allen & Overy LLP
We have just witnessed the UK government’s first steps to deviate from the harmonized laws regulating medicines and medical devices that the UK inherited when it left the European Union at the end of January 2020. The MHRA has just launched a consultation inviting members of the public, including developers, …
Read More »Appropriate cell labeling method by microscopy
image: PET imaging of tumors (dotted circles) in the body of a mouse (right in section). The researchers used a newly developed radioactive substrate to label tumor cells in a living organism. Cells genetically modified to produce an enzyme called SNAP-tag have absorbed the radioactive marker (orange), unlike cells without …
Read More »European-inspired Pet Cafe and PUCCI boutique to debut in Katy soon
Calling all animal lovers and their four-legged friends, Houston is home to a new destination for dogs. Katy’s Cinco Ranch’s LaCenterra is welcoming PUCCI Café & Pet Shop this november. The concept started with Maria and Bobby Davidson love for the duo’s multiple rescued dogs, and after making several trips …
Read More »Joy Organics 2021 Review | Medical News Today
We include products that we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. Here is our process. Joy Organics is a company that sells products containing cannabidiol (CBD) online. These can help reduce stress, support muscles and joints, …
Read More »National Perspective: Environmentalists Tackle Chemicals Hospitals Use to Save Lives
We see it now with a debate over a group of chemicals that the so-called progressives have made haram, even though these chemicals are essential to our modern quality of life. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS chemicals, are a diverse family of chemicals manufactured in the United States since …
Read More »Genetically modified food takes England one step further as laws loosen | DG
The prospect of growing and selling genetically modified food in the UK has drawn closer after changes to agricultural regulations that will allow field trials of genetically modified crops in England. Companies or research organizations wishing to conduct field trials will still need to notify the Ministry of Environment, Food …
Read More »Gene editing: it is now easier to test cultures edited by CRISPR in England
Through Adam vaughan Genetically modified crops grown in trial in Argentina MARCELO MANERA / AFP via Getty Images Crops that are genetically modified for environmental and nutritional benefits will be easier for researchers to test in field trials across England under legislative changes later this year. The UK government has …
Read More »Gene editing has ‘unlimited potential’ to reduce malnutrition, says global food expert
gThe ene edition is a tool with unlimited potential to help reduce malnutrition around the world, said Dr Lawrence Haddad, executive director of the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN). The world needs technology because billions of people struggle to access the nutritious meals needed to stay healthy, Haddad said. …
Read More »Philippines spark controversy over genetically modified rice
MANILA – The Philippines became the first country to approve commercial production of genetically modified and nutrient-enriched golden rice, raising security concerns even as the government tries to tackle malnutrition and consolidate the supply of one of the world’s leading importers of the grain staple food. Golden Rice was developed …
Read More »Large-scale genetic repeat variations contribute to height and other human traits
Credit: Suzanna Hamilton, Broad Communications A new study has found that certain genetic changes involving long repeat sequences in the human genome can affect a variety of health-related traits. Geneticists are studying how differences in DNA sequences between individuals affect individuals over the past decade Disease risk And other properties …
Read More »Growth and change of COVID-19 until 2030
The main players in the CRISPR technology market are Thermo Fisher Scientific, GenScript Biotech Corporation, CRISPR Therapeutics AG, Editas Medicine, Horizon Discovery Plc. , Integrated DNA Technologies, Inc. New York, September 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Reportlinker.com announces the publication of the report “CRISPR Technology Global Market Report 2021: COVID-19 …
Read More »“Lock” to make genetic modification safer
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) could be useful allies in the fight against critical environmental problems. Perhaps because the use of GMOs is currently strictly regulated. A team of students from Leiden are now trying to make these GMOs safer with the help of an ingenious lock. What if we could …
Read More »Discover the Serre Red educational center in a 360-degree virtual tour
Wageningen University & Research (WUR) is commissioning a new leading international research and education center. Serre Red is located on the WUR campus and is unique due to its size and security measures. The establishment is only accessible under strict conditions. Now, thanks to a 360-degree virtual tour, everyone can …
Read More »WHITLEY: Why are the NH Pols attacking chemicals that hospitals use to save lives?
The emotion of a human being is like an elephant, while our reason is like a little rider on the back, according to academic Jonathan Haidt. Of course, the rider may be able to control the elephant, but if the elephant says no and digs in his heels, there is …
Read More »GM Beans and Beyond: How Does It Work and Why Does It Matter?
The application of biotechnology to agriculture has resulted in many benefits for producers and consumers which tend to be overlooked or unknown to the general public. This technology has helped make pest control and weed management safer and easier, while protecting crops. In terms of improved weed control, herbicide tolerant …
Read More »Lord Frost mocks EU approach to genetically modified organisms | Sciences | New
GMOs are made when the genetic material of foods and plants is artificially modified to give it a new property, such as a plant’s resistance to a disease, insect or drought, a plant’s tolerance to a herbicide, improving the quality or nutritional value of a food, increased crop productivity). The …
Read More »How science can recreate a mammoth species that went extinct 4,000 years ago
The challenge The American Colossal, launched on Monday, will attempt to meet using genetic manipulation techniques, is for the mammoth, a species that became extinct 4,000 years ago, to retreat to arctic soil. “Colossal will launch an effective and efficient extinction model and be the first company to apply advanced …
Read More »Is Nebraska Sorghum the Next Great Alternative Crop in Nebraska? | To concentrate
“It’s really a dry weather crop,” Burr said. “It takes less than inches of water for sorghum to produce that first bushel. So in some years when dryland maize is not producing anything, there would be at least some sorghum to harvest. “ Sorghum is a cereal crop, similar to …
Read More »Could gene-editing chickens prevent future pandemics? | Gene modification
Diseases such as bird flu cause millions of birds to be slaughtered every year. But that doesn’t have to be the case for much longer. Vaccines are a preventative strategy used in some countries, but they do not prevent birds from becoming infected, contracting mild versions of the disease and …
Read More »UK government to approve gene editing in farm animals
Reports suggest the UK could see GM animal products in supermarkets within five years. CREDIT: Photo by Judith Prins on Unsplash Reports suggest the UK could see GM animal products in supermarkets within five years. It has been suggested that the UK may see GM animal products on our supermarket …
Read More »Agriculture and food set to be on COP26 agenda, say Scots
Marc Buckingham Westminster said the move, which was part of its announcement on plans to capitalize on new Brexit freedoms, would enable more sustainable and efficient agriculture that would help produce healthier and more nutritious food. Many scientists had considered that the EU’s decision in 2018 to impose the same …
Read More »5 @ 5: Scientists approve of GMOs | Higher prices, lower stocks
Is It Okay To Eat GMO Foods? Scientists say “yes” The majority of food safety experts agree that genetically modified organisms, from plants to animals, are generally safe for human consumption; some of these experts even argue that although the first modern techniques of genetic modification were introduced in the …
Read More »UK presents plans to replace and repeal copied EU regulations
LONDON, Sept. 16 (Reuters) – Britain will start replacing or removing European Union regulations that were copied into British law ahead of the country’s exit from the bloc, the Brexit minister said on Thursday, David Frost. To avoid uncertainty and confusion as Britain broke away from the EU after 40 …
Read More »The IEA’s unscientific attack on the global energy outlook
Photo taken at the Villanueva photovoltaic (PV) plant operated by the Italian company Enel Green … [+] Electricity in the desert near Villanueva, a town in the municipality of Viesca, Coahuila state, Mexico, taken April 20, 2018. – The power plant covers an area of 40 football fields, making it …
Read More »Most experts agree that GMOs are safe for consumption
PopSci spends the month of September relearning to eat. As intuitive as our love of consumption is, there is a lot between us and optimal nutrition. This month we’ll be breaking food myths, unlocking delicious cooking tips, and exploring our most common misconceptions about our food. The labels of foods …
Read More »GMO Testing Market Size Growth and Research Results to 2021-2028
GMO testing market The increasing demand for fresh and premium food products from consumers has led to the initiation of food safety practices in the food industry, which is driving the demand for GMO testing and driving the growth of market revenues. The size of the GMO testing market was …
Read More »GM soybean meal import: Delhi HC publishes plea notice from farmers association and refuses to stay
The Delhi High Court on Friday called for a response from the Center, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs at the request of an association of 2,000 farmers, challenging the government’s decision to allow the import of crushed products …
Read More »From carbonation to cleaning, ATPGroup presents five new systems at CBC 2021
September 7, 2021The CBB editorial team The first of many happy owners of “Racoon”: Simon Duquette (Master Fermentation Room) and Frederick Tremblay (Owner and President) of MicroBrasserie Charlevoix in Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec, Canada. ATPGroup | Booth # 4613 ATPGroup covers your end-to-end brewery processes. Check out these five new products, among …
Read More »Researchers decipher the genetic mechanisms governing the speed of protein synthesis
In all eukaryotic organisms, genetic material is stored in the nucleus of the cell in the form of DNA. To be used, this DNA is first transcribed into messenger RNA in the cell cytoplasm, then translated into protein using ribosomes, small machines capable of decoding messenger RNA to synthesize the …
Read More »Maui County Council adopts the country’s toughest organic land policy
Waiehu Municipal Golf Course. Photo courtesy: Department of Parks and Recreation Maui County Council voted unanimously this week to pass Bill 72, which only permits the use of pesticides and fertilizers compatible with organic systems and licensed under the National Organic Program of USDA on county properties. “This legislation represents …
Read More »Government eases import standards of 12 lakh tonnes of genetically modified soybean meal
The government on Tuesday eased import standards for 12 lakh tonnes of crushed and deoiled genetically modified soybean meal, used as animal feed. The Commerce Ministry said the move would greatly benefit farmers, poultry farmers and fishermen. “The import policy … has now been relaxed to allow the import of …
Read More »Poultry industry faces uncertainty as GM soybean meal import policy becomes murkier
The import policy relating to meal or extraction of GM (genetically modified) soybeans – a key food ingredient for the country’s large poultry industry – is becoming increasingly murky and eccentric. It is not yet clear whether the import of GM soybean meal is permitted or whether customs authorities will …
Read More »Genetically Modified Corn Seed Market Size, Analysis and Major Suppliers – Corteva (Dowdupont), Monsanto, Syngenta, KWS, Limagrain, Bayer, Denghai, China National Seed Group, Advanta
New Jersey, United States, – The Genetically Modified Corn Seed Market Size and forecast to 2028, this report provides an analysis of the impact of the COVID19 epidemic on the key points influencing the growth of the market. In addition, the genetically modified organism corn seed market segments (by major …
Read More »Pizza Hut brings Beyond Meat’s meatless pepperoni to five markets – WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio
Pizza Hut launched its latest meatless option on Tuesday, unveiling meatless pepperoni as a topping in five U.S. cities. Pizza fans can now find Beyond Meat’s pepperoni substitute in nearly 70 locations in Houston; Albany, New York; Macon, Georgia; Columbus, Ohio and Jacksonville, Florida, CNBC reported. >> Read more trending …
Read More »Genome Editing Market Share, Merger, Acquisition, Size Estimation, New Investment Opportunities, Statistics, Overview and Forecast to 2028
Increase in genomic research across the world coupled with high incidence of target diseases is expected to drive market growth Market Size – $ 3.8 Billion in 2018, Market Growth – 14.8% CAGR, Market Trends – Partnerships and Research for Advanced Genetic Engineering Technologies The Global Genome Editing Market The …
Read More »Aldi recalls puff pastry due to undeclared ingredients
ALDI is recalling cheese and onion pastries because they contain potential allergens that are not listed on the label. The discounter said its supplier was recalling the slices because they contain mustard and barley, both of which are not in the ingredients. 1 Aldi recalled slices of cheese and onion …
Read More »Tesco launches recalls on M & Ms, Popchips and other products
A number of products sold at Tesco have been recalled due to concerns. The supermarket giant has issued warnings about some products, which can now be returned for a full refund. Products may be recalled because the items contain ingredients not declared on the product packaging which may be hazardous …
Read More »Mars Recalls M & M’s Crispy Products Due to Unauthorized GMO Ingredient | New
Mars Wrigley is recalling a lot of its M & M’s Crispy products due to the presence of a genetically modified organism (GMO). According to a statement shared by Mars, the GMO was present in an ingredient that had been produced by one of its suppliers. Several lot codes in …
Read More »Trusting Science Makes Americans Vulnerable to Pseudoscience
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit E-mail People who trust science are more likely to be fooled into believing and spreading pseudoscience, finds a new article in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. Pseudoscience is false information that refers to science in the broad sense or to scientific terms, research or phenomena. …
Read More »Lab maps neural networks, responses of tiny jellyfish-like creatures – sciencedaily
Even the simplest creatures look extraordinarily complex when you look below the surface. Fortunately, hydra makes this part easier. Rice’s electrical and computer engineer Jacob Robinson and senior author and alumnus Krishna Badhiwala of the university’s Brown School of Engineering take advantage of the animal’s transparency to do the toughest, …
Read More »Philippines becomes first country to approve golden rice for planting
Photo of IRRI regular rice, paddy and golden rice (from left to right). Photo taken by Reaz Ahmad at IRRI Headquarters in Los Baños, Philippines Dhaka Tribune Bangladesh regulators remain nervous over approval decision for 4 years The Philippines on Friday approved the commercial cultivation of golden rice rich in …
Read More »Nutrasource announces receipt of patent for IGEN program
Image courtesy of Nutrasource. Guelph, ON—Nutrasource has announced the receipt of a USTPO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) on “Methods for the detection of genetically modified organisms” for the IGEN certification program. The International Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) Assessment and Notification Program verifies label claims for the presence of …
Read More »Bangladesh Laws on Legal Metrology – Food, Medicines, Health Care, Life Sciences
Bangladesh: Bangladesh Laws on Legal Metrology July 20, 2021 Lawyers SS Rana & Co. To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. “Legal metrology” refers to the part of metrology (i.e. the scientific study of measurement) which deals with units of weighing and measurement, methods of weighing and …
Read More »Rising temperature trends, rainfall poses challenges for farmers in Ky.
CLARK COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) – Comparing climate normals for the past two decades, the central and eastern parts of the Commonwealth have experienced a 7-10% increase in annual precipitation. While more rainfall can produce more productive crops, these wetter conditions also make it more difficult for farmers to get out …
Read More »Russia’s battle to contain the Delta variant
Russia started July with a double-record week as it faces two waves: a massive heat wave that produced some of the highest temperatures Russia has experienced a third wave of coronavirus infections in more than a century. The past two weeks have been extremely difficult for Russia as its coronavirus …
Read More »Genetically modified crops: godsend or scourge – myRepublica
Due to the continued cultivation of modern high-yielding hybrid varieties and GM crops, there may be risks of genetic erosion resulting in the loss of our ancestral native seeds. This may have a more negative effect on countries like Nepal where people practice informal seed systems that mainly depend on …
Read More »What are GMOs and are they safe?
GMOs are foods into which genetic material from another organism has been inserted. So far, research has shown that GMOs are safe to eat and do not cause illness or allergies. Common GMO foods in the United States include corn, soybeans, potatoes, and apples. Visit Insider’s Health Reference Library for …
Read More »Size, share, industry trends, demand and future growth of the organic food market in India by 2026 – 2 × 6 Sports
According to the latest report from the IMARC group, entitled “India Organic Food Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2026”, the Organic food market in India reached a value of US $ 815 million in 2020. Going forward, IMARC Group expects the market to grow at a …
Read More »50% soybean oil found on the market genetically modified – CSIR-SARI
Entomology at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research – Savannah Agricultural Research Institute (CSIR-SARI), Dr Jerry Nboyine revealed that 50 percent of soybean oil found in the Ghanaian market is genetically modified organisms ( GMO). “It’s interesting when people say we don’t have GMOs in Ghana, most of the …
Read More »Heritage High School’s Agricultural Science Curriculum Provides Vaulting Ground for Learning | New
With a greenhouse, ranching facilities, and a mechanical workshop, Heritage High School has a lot to offer any student with an interest in agriculture. Jon Waters is entering his 28th year as an agriculture teacher and knows the options extend far beyond farming, which he still does with his family. …
Read More »SPONSORED | 88% of buyers surveyed do not know what organic is; but 72% know it’s important
AWARENESS Look for these three labels to make sure what you buy is certified organic – better for humans and better for the planet SPONSORED IMore and more, many of us are asking, “Where did this come from? before we put our hands in our pockets to buy. However, knowing …
Read More »Antitumor agent of the intestine – sciencedaily
It is believed to be involved in the development of chronic inflammatory bowel disease, to trigger diabetes, to be responsible for obesity, even neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease could have here their causes, not to mention depression and autistic disorders. We’re talking about the microbiome – the …
Read More »What are GMOs and should I really avoid them?
Genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, tend to get a bad rap. Play a word association game with GMOs and people often think of gross mutations, unhealthy food and general waste. To put it simply, in the minds of many people, GMOs are just another term for “bad” foods. But are …
Read More »Genetically Modified ‘Super Pigs’ Meat Could Hit UK Supermarket Shelves Within Next Five Years
Genetically modified meat from ‘super pigs’ could become available in UK supermarkets within the next five years, as experts signed a deal to breed disease-resistant animals. Scientists at the Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh will work with genetics firm Genus to produce these super pigs that are resistant …
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