Planting of Illegal Crops
The need for technology in agriculture is often confused with giving farmers access to genetically modified crops. Rarely is the performance of the country’s first...
Continue ReadingBill Gates Donates $15 Million to Campaign Pushing GMOs on Small Farmers Around the World
The Gates Foundation is funding a campaign to “end world hunger” by promoting GMO technology. The organization has hired 400 “science ambassadors” to influence agricultural...
Continue ReadingRoche’s Tecentriq scores a first-in-class double win in new liver cancer patients
Roche is out with phase 3 Tecentriq results in liver cancer, and it’s out in full force. The immuno-oncology med, in combination with fellow Roche...
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1989 to Present: PharmTech Highlights 30 Years of Bio/Pharma PharmTech tackles 30 years of the pharma & biopharmaceutical industries – from the launch of ICH,...
Continue ReadingGranules India gets USFDA nod for allergy treatment drug
Granules India said it has received approval for Fexofenadine Hydrochloride tablets. The approved product is bio-equivalent to the reference listed drug product (RLD), Allegra Allergy...
Continue ReadingBonduelle launches first frozen vegetable production plant in Russia
Bonduelle-Belgorod LLC (part of the Bonduelle group) has launched the first plant for the production of frozen products in the Shebekinsky district of the Belgorod...
Continue ReadingGujarat: Soon, special government logo to differentiate dairy from faux milk products
In order to curb the growth of analogous products that mimic dairy products in smell, taste and looks, the government is planning to come out...
Continue ReadingSyngenta: Yoom tomato arrives
Currently all the research and development behind plant improvement in Syngenta is guided by the current demands of the farmer, processors, transporters, traders, large distribution,...
Continue Reading‘Agri biotech can help unleash second Green Revolution’
“The new technologies have opened up doors and we should use these to be able to produce food needed by 8.2 billion people in future,”...
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