Agriculture and Nutrition

The TechVision division of Frost & Sullivan has evaluated the advances in food security technologies, and identified key innovations that will have an impact on empowering food security in the near-, medium-, and long-terms. As the food security industry has high standards for machines and components, it is critical to design sensors, especially fo...

Improvements and new gene editing techniques are constantly that have a high disruptive and revolutionary impact within the application for healthcare and other verticals. Accurate and highly precise manners of manipulating genetic content has not been present until the recent developments across the space of gene editing techniques. These tools, t...

Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies have been undergoing tremendous growth in the recent years. The breath of innovations is increasing and the objective is to optimize the overall performance of these technologies according to the growing requirements of different industries. Since additive manufacturing technologies have immense advantages r...

This issue profiles food spoilage determination technologies.

This issue profiles recent innovations in milk.

This issue profiles meat analogue innovations.

This edition of the Industrial Bioprocessing Alert profiles recent innovations in 3D food printing.

Microspheres are being touted as the next generation materials in a broad range of applications. These are characteristically free flowing powders which are loaded with proteins or synthetic polymers having a particle size ranging from 1-1000 micrometers. There are various approaches to production methods of microspheres which is based on the form ...

Phytases have well-recognized and documented benefits in the animal feed industry, particularly for poultry and pig feeds. The identification and establishment of additional benefits beyond the reduction of the environmental impact of phosphorus pollution has increased market penetration and encouraged the entry of more market participants, thereby...