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A U.S. study has found showed some optimism about the future of fruit biotechnology as they were...

Subscribe Monday, November 29, 2021 IFT Digital Exclusives We'll Need to Get Used to Higher Food Prices—At Least for Awhile Higher food prices aren't going away anytime soon given the array of interrelated factors that has led to inflation in both the category and the economy in general. ISAAA Younger consumers willing to buy fresh fruits developed through biotechnology A U.S. study has found showed some optimism about the future of fruit biotechnology as they were able to record a higher acceptance rate from younger and educated consumers. Reuters Bidens serve up meal kits with turkey, fixings before Thanksgiving holiday U.S. President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, served up turkey and sweet potatoes on Tuesday at the D.C. Central Kitchen, an organization that makes fresh food for schools and homeless shelters in... Sponsored Content Unlock the match! Support Feeding Tomorrow IFT's Feeding Tomorrow, is proud to participate in #GivingTuesday. Donate today to help us unlock the IFT Leadership $6,000 match. Support the future of our profession. Donate now. PR Newswire U.S. packaged food markets to reach $1.37 trillion by 2028 The increasing product innovation, innovative packaging, changing lifestyle, rising number of dual-income families, and hectic schedules of consumers have boosted the demand for packaged foods in the... Globe Newswire Nabati Foods' Cheeze Shreds, Plant Eggz available on Plant X in Canada Nabati Foods Global has announced that leading eCommerce retailer Plant X is now carrying Nabati Plant Eggz and Nabati Cheeze shreds on its platform. AGFunder News Sizing up America's Thanksgiving food waste problem Americans could generate more than 300 million pounds of food waste this year as Thanksgiving gatherings resume and aspirational shopping abounds. FAO Fall Armyworm: Scaling up response across the globe The Director-General of the FAO, QU Dongyu, urged all stakeholders to scale up global response to fall armyworm, as the invasive pest continues to spread rapidly to new countries and territories,... Wageningen Univ. First Dutch bananas end up as cakes, vegan meat and lingerie Around 1,600 brand new bananas grown on Dutch soil were harvested in the greenhouse of Neder Banaan. The harvested bananas are used as an ingredient for banana cakes and a new specialty beer. Cornell Alliance for Science Nigeria needs biotechnology to weather climate change impacts on farming Agricultural biotechnology will help Nigeria respond to climate change issues and support food security, asserts a new study by West African researchers. Institute of Food Technologists | 525 W. Van Buren St. | Suite 1000 | Chicago, IL 60607 | USA This newsletter made Smart by Subscribe | Report | Learn More | Unsubscribe | Contact