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Tag Archives World Seed Congress 2024

A lettuce breeder for Rijk Zwaan, the world’s largest producer of lettuce seed records data as he makes lettuce variety selections in the company’s research greenhouse in the Netherlands. Photo: John Greig
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Dutch greenhouse seed production aided by technology

World Seed Congress tours greenhouses responsible for developing new tomato, leafy green varieties

By John Greig May 29, 2024
The Netherlands is known for its greenhouses and its seed production. A tour on the third day of the World Seed Congress concentrated on both of those leadership positions for the country.

Dan Jenkin is vice president of Regulatory and Government Affairs for Pairwise, a gene editing company. Photo: John Greig
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Gene editing race, illegal seed use in crosshairs at World Seed Congress

European Union pushes for alternative seed coatings in a bid to reduce microplastics

By John Greig May 28, 2024
Canada is now green on global maps shown at the World Seed Congress in Rotterdam. There’s regulatory certainty for gene-edited crops after regulations were announced in April. That means Canada can play a part the rapid growth of innovation around the world.


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