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Onions not so green

Wednesday 03 December 2008

A genetically modified onion trial will go ahead in NZ after gaining approval from the Environmental Risk Management Authority.


Continuing research and innovation

Monday 01 December 2008

NZ's newest crown research organisation, the NZ Institute for Plant and Food Research, has opened its doors for business.


Government says GM foods "needed"

Friday 05 September 2008

Australia should accept that genetically modified (GM) crops will be crucial in addressing the world food crisis, federal Agriculture Minister Tony Burke said.


Drought in Australia food bowl worsens

Wednesday 03 September 2008

Drought in Australia's main food growing region of the Murray-Darling river system has worsened, with water inflows over the past two years at an all-time low, the government's top water official has said.


Heavy security for GM hearing

Thursday 14 August 2008

Police and security guards provided heavy security at this week's controversial hearing in Christchurch, NZ, into Crop and Food Research's bid to conduct a 10-year field trial of genetically modified vegetables.


Tamarillo ban upsets NZ growers

Wednesday 25 June 2008

An Australian decision to ban imports of tamarillos from New Zealand has angered farmers across the Tasman.


Climate changes corn crops

Wednesday 14 May 2008

Climate change could lead to "killer cornflakes" with the cereal carrying the most potent liver toxin ever recorded, an environmental health conference has been told, according to an AAP report.


Twice the rice would be nice

Tuesday 29 April 2008

Australia, which will export barely one-tenth of its usual average this year, has been blamed for contributing to global shortages and a more than doubling of the global rice price.


Mixed feelings on GM

Monday 11 February 2008

Goodman fielder has expressed serious concern over the lifting of the moratorium on growing genetically modified crops in Australia, despite the AFGC playing down the issue.


Application Brief: Brewing

Tuesday 31 July 2007

The brewing process relies on the correct addition of yeast and other additives to produce a consistent, quality beer. Sine Pump sanitary positive displacement (PD) pumps offer accurate and gentle yeast dosing. Low pulsation maintains product stability. Other applications include the handling of


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