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Tariffs may drive cost-sensitive farmers to adopt regenerative agriculture practices as it drives up cost of inputs, laying the groundwork for stronger adoption in the future
South Korea will prioritise its support of artificial intelligence (AI) developments in the maritime and fisheries sector by increasing its 2026 budget over four times to KRW148.7bn (U$106.67m).
Singapore-based Vertical Oceans is gearing up for global expansion, with plans to enter Europe and US while building a 50-tank facility slated to reach full production by March 2026.
The future of agri-food supply chains hinges on shifting to sustainable value creation to build truly resilient systems that withstand disruption while driving long-term growth.
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South Africa’s abalone industry struggles with poaching and labour shortages, problems that agtech alone cannot solve, says the CEO of the South African Abalone Export Council.
Australian researchers are using an upcoming space plant trial to identify technologies that will improve automated farming for the future.
Taiwan’s investments into pomelo processing and upcycling is mitigating the impact of climate change while working towards sustainable agriculture goals.
The Marine Ingredients Organisation (IFFO) says marine ingredients play a crucial role in aquafeed and that novel alternatives are better positioned to complement rather than completely replace them.
Corporates are showing greater interest in carbon offsetting to tackle climate change and supply chain risks as shifting government policies fall short, claims the co-founder of Mitti Labs.
Thirty per cent of Japan’s farmland risks being left without farmers within the next decade, with some regions facing abandonment rates as high as 80%.