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NRS Agro Innovation has developed across multiple agrifood tech categories to find solutions to issues dealing with food sustainability.

The study found that the metal-contaminated soil be purified faster if the plants are tricked into thinking they are being attacked or eaten. 

A study, commissioned by Electrolux, said general sustainability was the issue that young people were most worried about in their lives.

As part of the partnership, Albo will map, measure, and monitor the carbon stocks of forests in Cameroon and later, Uganda.

The environmental firm will use the funds to improve its solutions for carbon-storing marine construction.

Wastewater reuse has emerged as a trusty method to combat water scarcity, but contaminants are still being found, say Israeli researchers.

With renewable energy storage lacking and demand for indoor cooling spiking, an Israeli company has found a sustainable way to supply both.

The food tech company, a subsidiary of Seedo Corporation, will use the funds to expand its facilities to grow saffron for commercial use.

Tato Bigio, founder of UBQ Materials, proposes a more holistic understanding of waste management, sustainability, and the circular economy.

Th company have also indicated that their products are expected to reach Europe later this year, and the United States and Asia in 2022.

The drastic changes that characterized our lives during the initial phases of the pandemic were also reflected in our waste, according to new research.

The Israeli Finance and Environmental Protection Ministries put forth a plan to double taxes on plastic cups, bowls, utensils, and straws.

The agreement is the "first step on the way to a groundbreaking strategic collaboration in the food tech industry in Israel."

Over a decade after they were removed from the Gulf of Eilat, the pollutant effects of the fish cages are still noticeable.

The launch of its new production facility has given Future Meat a way to mass-produce lab-grown meat in a way that makes it affordable.