The UAE was chosen as the company’s first step toward global expansion, drawn by the nation’s ambitious sustainability agenda, strong food security framework The UAE’s ongoing drive toward food security and sustainability is set to gain fresh momentum with the entry of núaFEEDs, a pioneering Australian agri-tech company. Having finalised[Read More…]
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Blue-green gold: Why seaweed is India’s next big bioeconomic bet
As part of a strategic national framework, the initiative aims to unlock the untapped potential of seaweed farming to drive economic growth, boost food security, and support the achievement of several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) India is poised to transform its vast coastline into a seaweed-powered blue economy, with the[Read More…]
Nigeria releases first biofortified hybrid pearl millet varieties
These high-yielding, nutrient-rich hybrids, enhanced with iron and zinc, offer a powerful solution to tackle malnutrition and boost food security in the country’s arid and semi-arid regions In a major stride toward improving nutrition and climate resilience, Nigeria has officially released its first biofortified hybrid pearl millet varieties. These high-yielding,[Read More…]
Corbion joins Sustainable Shrimp Partnership as associate member
This collaboration marks a significant step in Corbion’s ongoing commitment to supporting environmentally and socially responsible aquaculture practices Corbion, the sustainable ingredients company that champions preservation through the application of science, announced its new role as an associate member of the Sustainable Shrimp Partnership (SSP). This collaboration marks a significant[Read More…]
ADB support for food security to reach $40 Bn by 2030
The assistance will fund a comprehensive program spanning the entire food production process—from farming and processing to distribution and consumption The Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced plans to expand its support to long-term food and nutrition security in Asia and the Pacific by $26 billion, bringing its total funding for[Read More…]
Sharjah breaks global record in nutrition quality
Sharjah is looking into exporting its high-protein wheat to position itself as a key contributor in the international market Sharjah, a leading hub for innovation and excellence in the United Arab Emirates, is making a significant contribution to global food security and sustainability by producing an innovative wheat variety with[Read More…]
Cambodia prioritises fish in National Nutrition Strategy
The strategy, spearheaded by the Council for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD), aims to boost food security, nutrition outcomes, and resilience nationwide In recognition of its essential role in healthy diets, Cambodia has included fish in its newly launched Third National Strategy for Food Security and Nutrition (2024–2028). The strategy, spearheaded[Read More…]
University Tasmania launches Inveresk Food Hub
The Food Hub Initiative is part of a broader Food Security Program designed to address food insecurity, provide essential food relief, and support student well-being Tasmanian University Student Association (TUSA) partnered with the University to announce the launch of the Inveresk Food Hub in Launceston, the next step in expanding[Read More…]
Tanmiah Food signs MoU with Griffith Foods
This collaboration aims to diversify Tanmiah Food Company’s product portfolio, expand regional distribution, and support the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 Saudi Arabia’s Tanmiah Food Company has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Griffith Foods, a global leader in product development and production specialising in customised food ingredient[Read More…]
Study says women play vital role in fisheries
Despite their crucial contributions, women face numerous challenges, such as limited access to preservation technologies, credit, and decision-making Women form nearly half of the workforce in fisheries and aquaculture, with their involvement reaching up to 90 per cent in post-harvest activities like processing and trading in developing countries. Despite their[Read More…]
