Global Economic Resilience Meets AI Innovation Amid Trade Policy Shifts
The Undercurrents of Economic Adaptation While recent international financial discussions highlighted global economic resilience to tariff shocks, a deeper analysis…
The Undercurrents of Economic Adaptation While recent international financial discussions highlighted global economic resilience to tariff shocks, a deeper analysis…
Europe’s emerging food biotechnology sector faces regulatory fragmentation and capital bottlenecks despite significant growth potential. A new cross-sector alliance aims to align research, policy and investment to build consumer trust and scale innovation. Industry analysts suggest food biotech could capture a $138 billion global market within the decade.
Europe’s next wave of biotechnology innovation could redefine the continent’s food security as climate disruption and supply-chain pressures intensify, according to industry reports. Despite this potential, sources indicate that food applications have received limited attention in Brussels’ proposed Biotech Act, which aims to harmonize rules and accelerate approvals across sectors.