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  • 22.06.2021 – 10:04

    Champagne Telmont

    Telmont reveals its environmental ambitions 'In Nomine Terrae' - in the name of Mother Nature

    Paris (ots/PRNewswire) - Our champagne's excellence stems above all from our respect for nature Champagne comes from the earth and is indebted to it. The more gratitude and respect we show the earth, the more it will clear a path to excellence in return. This virtuous circle is the defining feature of familial champagne house Telmont. Since 1912, year the House was ...

  • 26.05.2021 – 16:03

    Moet Hennessy

    Moët Hennessy Joins For a Living Culture Agro-ecological Transition Movement

    Paris (ots/PRNewswire) - In the wake of the International Day for Biological Diversity, Moët Hennessy, world leader of high-quality wine and spirits, is thrilled to announce it is joining the Pour une Agriculture du Vivant (PADV) movement. This partnership is born from a shared vision and desire to promote and develop sustainable agricultural and winemaking practices ...

  • 26.05.2021 – 08:01

    Global Alliance for the Future of Food

    Covid Response Catalyzes Local Food Systems Transformation

    Toronto (ots/PRNewswire) - New report spotlights the people transforming food systems in dynamic and creative ways Today the Global Alliance for the Future of Food publishes Beacons of Hope: Stories of Food Systems Transformation During COVID-19. Drawn from different countries around the world, each initiative intervenes at a different point in the food system and responds to the pandemic with creativity, adaptability, ...

  • 03.05.2021 – 17:23

    Firmenich

    Firmenich Opens Culinary & SmartProteins® Innovation Hub in Singapore

    Geneva (ots/PRNewswire) - Firmenich, the world's largest privately owned fragrance and taste company, today announces the launch of its Culinary and SmartProteins® Innovation Center in Tuas, Singapore. The new center will serve as a regional R&D hub for Asia and a global center of expertise in alternative proteins for meat and dairy analogs. The Innovation Center is ...

  • 19.04.2021 – 15:01

    Vivera

    Third largest European plant based producer Vivera acquired by JBS S.A.

    São Paulo (ots/PRNewswire) - Purchase of Vivera, Europe's third-largest plant-based protein producer thrusts JBS into the plant protein market; the EUR341 million deal includes the three manufacturing units and a research and development center in The Netherlands JBS, the world's largest protein company and second-largest food producer, has entered into an agreement ...

  • 21.12.2020 – 14:50

    China Matters

    China Matters presents the story of Ms. Pan and her Mountaintop Guesthouse

    Beijing (ots/PRNewswire) - As Pan Qingqing sips on a traditional Chinese tea, she glances out the window of her mountaintop guesthouse. The view is splendid with billowing clouds and valleys, and this is swiftly followed by laughter and loud chatter in the guesthouse where she is right in the middle of a jovial conversation with her guests who have made the trip to the ...

  • 08.12.2020 – 15:01

    Beijing Review

    Beijing Review documents China's Hybrid Rice Production

    Beijing (ots/PRNewswire) - American environmentalist, Lester Russell Brown, in the 1990s wrote a book, Who Will Feed China? where he conjectures that the Chinese might create a food crisis for the world. But fortunately, China has a per-capita grain supply of 470 kg, which is higher than the global average. Hybrid rice, whose output can be 10-20 percent higher than that of normal rice, has contributed handsomely to ...

  • 02.12.2020 – 12:00

    China Matters

    China Matters documents the Ecological Turn of China's Infertile Coast

    Beijing (ots/PRNewswire) - Along China's northeastern coast of Bohai Sea stretched a strip of saline-alkali soil back in 1980s. It could barely afford any arable fields for plants and crops. In 1994, Binhai New Area of Tianjin was established by the coast as a greening and eco-restoration project just rolled out in the region. After over 20 years' efforts, a ...

  • 14.10.2020 – 14:11

    Beijing Review

    Beijing Review released documentary "Hiroto Kawasaki: Living as a farmer in China"

    Beijing (ots/PRNewswire) - Hiroto Kawasaki is a 74-year-old Japanese agricultural expert working in Xiaoliugu Village, Xinxiang City, Henan Province in central China. In 2009 when he visited rural areas during an exchange at Qingdao Agricultural University, he found that the agricultural development there relied heavily on chemical fertilizers. This experience inspired ...

  • 14.10.2020 – 14:00

    Beijing Review

    Beijing Review released documentary "Hiroto Kawasaki: Living as a farmer in China"

    Beijing, China (ots) - Hiroto Kawasaki is a 74-year-old Japanese agricultural expert working in Xiaoliugu Village, Xinxiang City, Henan Province in central China. In 2009 when he visited rural areas during an exchange at Qingdao Agricultural University, he found that the agricultural development there relied heavily on chemical fertilizers. This experience inspired ...