Environment

NoCamels looks at Israeli firms and startups using innovation to help save the bees and the global food supply.

Imagindairy originally raised $13 million November 2021 and closed its seed round with another $15 million.

The company's data-driven precision app enables more than 20,000 farmers to have a crop-oriented vision of weather conditions, and more.

Saffron Tech has established a NIS 1.5 million ($440,000) R&D center in Moshav Mavki’im, to cultivate saffron spice at non-commercial levels. 

Omicron has not eliminated the Delta variant, according to a sewage study from Israel's Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

Food tech startup recently raised $120 million with investors to build its production capabilities.

These Israeli food tech companies stand out for their use of unique ingredients to create cultivated meat.

The shade-giving fabric was created by Tel Aviv's Anai Green, who won the 2nd C40 Women4Climate Tech Challenge for this design in 2020.

Aleph Farms, known for its cultured beef steaks, announced it has partnered with Tel Aviv art designer Daniel Elkayam, on Earth Day.

Breezometer's Wildfire Tracker delivers alerts and updates of current and impending wildfires, using satellite imagery and sensor data.

16 Italian startups have been selected for this year’s cycle in markets such as agriculture, medicine, biotech, and climate.

Israeli startup Bee-io Honey aims to save the world's population of bees, while cultivating their own honey.

Over 270 entries were recorded for this year's awards honoring companies with potential to accelerate global decarbonization.

NoCamels highlights six Israeli startups developing innovative technologies that aim to solve the shortage of water around the world.

As Israel and India marks 30 years of relations, the Israel-India Innovation Fund is renewing its agreement for another 5 years.