Guaranteeing consistency of eating quality is a trait that consumers are looking for in a competitive protein marketplace.  A

Australian business titans Anthony Pratt and Andrew Liveris have named food manufacturing as a key to the nation's future in a post COVID-19 world.Mr Pratt said manufacturing would be "turbocharged" if Australia: improved water infrastructure; accelerated depreciation for manufacturing investment; brought down power prices through an "all of the above" energy policy involving renewables, gas, coal, and nuclear; increased superannuation fund lending to corporate Australia for investment and jobs; and embraced free trade agreements.Mr Pratt used wheat as an example. He said wheat sells for $100 a tonne. If it is turned into flour its sells for $500 a tonne and if it is made into bread it is worth $5,000 a tonne.https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/6771699/foo

Apeel is on a mission to address food waste by using a plant-derived solution as an extra 'peel' to the surface of fruits and vege

“Politics has become a vocation once again, ruled by an ethic of responsibility, whereby options need to be carefully calibrated against alternatives, probabilities assessed, decisions made even though the outcome is unclear, and responsibility taken for the result, whatever it may happen to be. “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.” Politics has been lifted above the banal everyday swamp of networking for influence, career opportunism and public relations.”      Prof. John Carroll (Sociology, La Trobe University) A better future is possible if we can lock in these improved behaviours of our politicians. Is that too much to ask for?

RMIT, Monash and Swinburne collaboration achieves world's fastest internet speeds by using an optical micro-comb, which

There are the four trends  that have been amplified by the current situation—how we can make the best of them?1. Revivalism