Development

Österlensaffran is set to transform the saffron industry with the introduction of precision farming robotics, marking a significant shift from the traditional manual harvesting methods that have persisted for over 3,500 years. This innovative approac

DairyX Foods Ltd. is making waves in the agritech sector with its recent breakthrough in producing authentic milk proteins without the need for cows, utilizing precision fermentation. This innovative approach not only addresses growing consumer deman

Iraq’s recent policy shift towards bolstering local wheat production presents significant implications for agritech and investors in the region. As the government seeks to reduce its reliance on imported flour and wheat, the move to sell wheat to lic

The recent findings on the use of silicon as a natural pest deterrent for oilseed rape in the UK could mark a significant shift in agritech practices and investment opportunities. The cabbage stem flea beetle, a notorious pest, has long posed challen

The launch of revyve, B.V.’s next-generation gluten-free ingredient line, derived from baker’s yeast, marks a significant shift in the food technology landscape, particularly in the realm of sustainable and clean-label food production. As the demand

The recent report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) on the marginal decline in world food commodity prices in August holds significant implications for the agritech sector and investors alike. The FAO Food Price I

The Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) has made a significant leap forward with the launch of two pioneering programmes: Forecasting Tipping Points and Synthetic Plants. Each initiative, led by esteemed Programme Directors, aims to address c

Agmatix’s launch of RegenIQ at the Regenerative Agriculture Summit in Europe marks a significant milestone for the agritech industry, offering a promising pathway to more sustainable farming practices. RegenIQ’s structured approach to assessing the i

The potential reduction of fertiliser use on UK wheat crops by half, without compromising yield or quality, represents a significant breakthrough for agritech and offers compelling opportunities for investors. The £1 million project funded under the

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has announced an exciting opportunity for startups and small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) involved in agritech. The India Australia Rapid Innovation Startup Expansion (RISE) Accelerator is now open f